But California already is out front on privacy regulation, out front on energy, out front on all kinds of issues.
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Biffle got out front temporarily on lap 28 and when Keselowski got back out front, Biffle challenged for a few laps before Keselowski retook command of the top spot.
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Yes, but: Being out front can have risks as well.
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He then went outside which they were parked out front.
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I think they were smart to push her out front.
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LEVIN: By buying smaller companies that are way out front?
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There's not that commercial demarcation line, the sign out front.
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Out front, Prune has long vertical windows that open up.
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" But Sherman conceded to CNN,"I'm an inch out front.
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They even had that big portrait of him out front.
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Two black vans with tinted windows were parked out front.
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Some homes had succulents out front in true Texas style.
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A bench out front had sprouted a crop of mushrooms.
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They also sell a variety of $1 editions out front.
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Speakers on a sound booth out front periodically play music.
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They survive on donated food distributed from trucks out front.
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When your feet are wide, your glove is automatically out front.
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FERRECHIO: And from people who want a certain candidate out front.
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There was some junk out front, but it didn't seem abandoned.
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"How many police officers have you seen out front?" he asked.
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He went out front way before anyone else and that's leadership.
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Once out front, he led every lap in winning Stage 2.
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"We started to hear people scream out front," Steinhauer told CBC.
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It looks as if it should have a barker out front.
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Is that the sign out front the original one from 1964?
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Democrats should celebrate Republicans who are out front on climate change.
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They got signs out front indicating which products are in stock.
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"Sweet and Out Front" was my first attempt at silk-screen.
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She visits the address and discovers the F Society sign out front.
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If he doesn't decide to come out front, that's OK with me.
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"The Secret Service asked to clear the line out front," Hanover said.
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But nothing's changed, really – there's even still a totem pole out front.
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This year someone even had a mock Ghostbusters car parked out front.
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There's not much left of the church, sans the sign out front.
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Sterling was out front selling CDs, as he had been for years.
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She's saying let's talk about it and put it up out front.
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Mr. Threadgill is a voluble commentator even when he isn't out front.
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To have that guy out front immediately made them lose some credibility.
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I feel as though I've got a mission to be out front.
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After leaving the store, I passed a delivery truck parked out front.
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When everyone arrived for the rehearsal dinner, Weber was waiting out front.
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And she has made sure to stay out front in the reckoning.
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Nor was she by the smaller ones piled into buckets out front.
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One of two poplar trees he had planted out front was dead.
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Restaurants display raw artichokes on tables out front to draw in customers.
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But some gave Harris credit for being out front on that issue.
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Snap a pic out front for my bookstagram and head back home.
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It would look beautiful out front in red and white, Tiny thought.
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Television crews hoping to get Mr. Zanis on camera idled out front.
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Yeah, and meanwhile there's a guard out front getting your Indian food.
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You have to keep your version out front because everyone experiences it differently.
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What are we trying to hide by not having the documents out front?
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He would be much better with whatever it is, to get out front.
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"If people want to criminalize abortion, then do that out front," says Marshall.
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Some salute the two cars placed out front in honor of the fallen.
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But one contestant jumped out front as the one for fans to watch.
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"The dynamic has completely changed out front on that first Saturday," Verrilli said.
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At different times, different Cabinet officials have been out front on the issue.
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The only thing out of place is the For Sale sign out front.
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He said it was probably Wally, the life-sized stegosaurus model out front.
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Music coursed through the building, a mansion with a golf cart out front.
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On Thursday afternoon, she looked out the window to see water out front.
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And don't ask about the gazebo, felled out front, demurely sheeted by snow.
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Perhaps it's more of a contemporary model to put the showrunner out front.
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Outside of a few policemen stationed out front, there is little security presence.
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Various factors suggest that it could stay out front for a few years.
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"I love it, that's why we play," he said of being out front.
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"For obvious reasons, they can't be out front of the media," Trump said.
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"For obvious reasons, they can't be out front of the media," Trump said.
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The huge garden out front is lush with grape vines and apricot trees.
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"But I tell everything, I'd rather have everything known out front," he said.
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Casinos in Atlantic City with the Trump name out front were shut down.
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There's a lot of overlapping synergies that aren't out front in the textbooks.
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Lights were on in the house and a car was parked out front.
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"I have been running for 10 months, we've been polling out front," Jolly said.
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"When you're getting kicked from behind, it usually means you're out front," said Rep.
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When we pulled up, a leashed eagle was perched on a tripod out front.
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His pontoon—which he insisted he could still navigate just fine—bobbed out front.
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You walk out front and you look to the left and see the Capitol.
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So hot that counterfeit tickets started showing up at the doorman's podium out front.
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"We're going to get a very nice jogging path right out front," he said.
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I know it's very important to you, and you've been out front on this.
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You'll see a man out front in a white pickup truck smoking a cigarette.
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Muhammad bin Nayef was out front, dealing with the country's most pressing challenge, terrorism.
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Dabbing out front of Trump Tower in New York City, why do you ask?
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From that point on, Reed stayed out front and got to the finish line .
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It was like road construction out front except we aren't having any road construction.
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A sun-bleached sign out front still showed the 1980 "Coke Is It" slogan.
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Instead, a family paused out front with a 9-year-old boy in tow.
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We want someone who's not afraid or apologizing and is out front on this.
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Braun sided with Trump, saying the president came "out front early" on the issue.
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Out front, she was more tense, checking her phone and eying the crowd warily.
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Now the restaurant operates with half its kitchen staff and no one out front.
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"He would ask a quiet question more than being out front," Mr. Elfin said.
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That put her right back where she was 12 years ago — out front again.
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Watch him Monday evening on "Erin Burnett Out Front" on CNN at 7 p.m.
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A fire-blackened car out front still had the Qaeda logo on its hood.
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"The Beamer is parked right out front," Siwa says in the house tour video.
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You had to stand out front of the club and hope they'd pick you.
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Staying back over the rubber longer and it allowed me to do more out front.
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Nobody else who is working backstage comes out front at the end but he does.
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Austin Watson skated the puck behind the net and made a backhand pass out front.
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Clinton, who is risk-averse, would take a huge gamble by putting him out front.
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It's working in spades.... Because we're so out front on this, people send us information.
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We had to hose it off – with hundreds of people standing out front and watching.
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He's co-written a book about money in politics, and been out front on gerrymandering.
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There were lockers out front for shoppers to lock up valuables before they go in.
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It was Truex back out front with Bowyer and Harvick within a second of him.
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The action is all inside, but the store's primary advocate was out front, telling stories.
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The spokesperson said Park Police were called to investigate individuals making a disturbance out front.
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Huberdeau skated in through the left circle but opted to pass the puck out front.
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Patrons would sit on the Parisian park chairs out front and admire the window displays.
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When I first stopped by Elite, there was a line of hopeful workers out front.
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The four platoons at the station share responsibility for what makes the sign out front.
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"80s Mercedes" saw her step out front without her guitar, flawlessly belting out her chorus.
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Signs out front listed specific entrance and exit hours to the facility Monday through Friday.
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You wove a single string of brightly colored bulbs into the pine tree out front.
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Some states were keeping their powder dry, but Pruitt was very out front and aggressive.
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He sought treatment at Kings County, but ran off after seeing officers massed out front.
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Three of Mr. Brand's children — all hockey players — were among the seven workers out front.
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Then we found it: a squat, yellowing bungalow with a broken vacuum cleaner out front.
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Most of my favorite explorations were on foot and off-trail with Moose out front.
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This San Francisco home comes with an adorable bonus: a honey bear mural out front.
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The no-frills operation offers no indoor seating, just a few picnic tables out front.
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She said she briefly considered making the old parsonage out front a Hollis-themed store.
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And AT&T is leading the charge, and our engineers are out front on this.
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And out front, there was one of Vega's fastest-selling vehicles, a custom Mercedes limousine van.
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A shingle hanging out front identifies Suite B as the home of the Neural Signals Lab.
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Utah sprinted out front in the first quarter behind 3-pointers from Hayward and Rodney Hood.
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There's a custom Ask Zoltar out front—should I tell it I want to be bigly...?
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Lately the banks have been racing to woo millennials, and Citigroup on Wednesday pulled out front.
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And yet, when you're out front representing your business, you can't exactly let your style slip.
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Eric's red Mercury Cougar was still out front, where he left it the day he disappeared.
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THEY HAVE REALLY BEEN OUT FRONT WHEN IT COMES TO DIGITAL PAYMENTS AND DELIVERY, PANERA, STARBUCKS.
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Same kind of thing, thinking we were going to get him out front on a slider.
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Although tourists can't go inside, it's worth standing out front and admiring the mosque's epic history.
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Like Costco, this Sam's Club had a gas station right out front, near the parking lot.
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A young man was sitting out front, writing on a laptop he'd plugged into his car.
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On a recent morning, it was strangely silent out front, so I went outside to investigate.
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A lot of what's for sale out front in the gun stores is tricked-out trash.
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Reilly's shot snaked through a maze of bodies out front and just inside the left post.
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The women-only communal bathhouse, a frequent haunt for lesbians, didn't have a sign out front.
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One day, I was driving past the liquor store and saw his car parked out front.
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There is no sign out front differentiating this home from any other in the suburban neighborhood.
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George Harrison's childhood home was still a simple, private house, partially blocked by bushes out front.
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Circling is a natural form for this troupe: everyone's included; no one's out front for long.
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It found that 729 of them, or nearly 40 percent, had no addresses displayed out front.
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"Visitors are only allowed with a previous appointment made by email," says a sign out front.
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Which are good reforms but it's not like he's really been out front really pushing them.
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It's like trying to tell a grocery store, we don't like the shopping carts out front.
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Still, Majestic says it is eager to get even more women out front at its stores.
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The walls of my abdomen slid into a tense, locked posture, pushing the baby out front.
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Some schools might have a pedestrian bridge out front to funnel visitors to that main entrance.
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It's just that he told them to meet him out front to protest this new Delilah .
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He is also viewed as someone who is out front pushing Democrats' talking points and agenda.
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"You would have a big argument out front, and another argument in the back," he said.
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There was a smoky grill out front and a butcher and fish seller on either side.
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"There were hundreds of people who drove by and saw us out front," Johnston told the magazine.
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Rickard Rakell fed Silfverberg out front, with Montembeault unable to knock the pass away without his stick.
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Johnson was out front in his opposition to May's deal even before it was officially agreed to.
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We're going to have a red carpet photo booth out front with the sign in the background.
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I drive the ten minutes from my office to the shelter and get parking right out front!
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Restaurants portray this picture-perfect image out front, while all the grittiness stays barricaded in the back.
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This 160-square-foot house is actually a wood cabin that features a small porch out front.
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There's a placard out front, and the quaint space is accessible by an external set of stairs.
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In the Keigwin dance, performers kept looking out front as if checking their reflections in the mirror.
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I was never out front even in organizations that I helped organize in the 1970s and 1980s.
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Baptiste, who was behind the Vancouver goal, threw puck out front that bounced off a couple players.
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Out front, a display features a comprehensive timeline of the Khmer Rouge's reign, in English and Khmer.
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A poster out front claims the posse saves Maricopa County $3.6 million in taxpayer dollars each year.
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He touched on a number of very important issues," Rounds said on CNN's "Erin Burnett Out Front.
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Cillizza: How out front was Abrams in the primary about the potentially historic nature of her campaign?
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A Deltapoll survey published by the Mail on Sunday newspaper put the Conservatives out front on 30%.
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The guards out front have come to recognize me, as do the attendants in the locker room.
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There will also be a sign out front warning customers about the graphic nature of the artifacts.
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"We got a report from a citizen that there was a broken-out front door," Brink said.
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Almost all of the apartment building tenants were standing out front, including some who were half-dressed.
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He parks at the curb out front, where one of his security cameras can monitor the car.
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And Ms. Komer disliked the ground-floor location, with the bedroom facing the trash cans out front.
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A Venezuelan flag flies out front, and a bronze statue of three Venezuelan workers adorns the lobby.
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There are no sidewalks, and residences have a sometimes shocking number of run-down cars out front.
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"We'll take 'sports' off the sign out front and just be the 'Final Final Bar,'" he joked.
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BTW, two things I insist on: no dogs and you scatter your garbage out front every night.
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Even 7,500 pounds of local Florida coral was used for the property's signature 3325 monument out front.
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HB: So is that normal to have the White House Counsel so out front an impeachment trial?
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It made quite the charming first impression, all festooned with lights and a tree right out front.
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The yard was brown and dusty, with trucks out front and a portable toilet on the premises.
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This is a targeted approach, going after the polluters in the sector, putting public health out front.
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All the tables were occupied, so we sat on the sidewalk out front, eating from plastic containers.
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Its graffiti-strewn facade faces the busy West Side Highway, with a city bus stop out front.
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If that didn't work, he said to park out front and block other people from parking there.
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Out front, there's a sign featuring an enormous gear and a vending machine selling spare inner tubes.
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Tumblr is out front, chain smoking with Spotify and ranting about some new experimental noise album from Denmark.
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In Reno, Indigenous women danced their way out front, again to draw attention to the justice system's failures.
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The Midwest is also out front in developing new food systems to feed a hungry world more sustainably.
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Ron Asheton, his brother, Scott, and their buddy Dave Alexander used to loiter out front, spitting on cars.
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The manager came out front to help while the desk clerk went to the back office, Shearson said.
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Larson immediately broke out front and held on to the lead to start the race to the finish.
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There are five security cameras out front, and patients will be buzzed in after showing medicinal program cards.
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The home is painted red, white and blue, with a giant cut-out of Donald Trump out front.
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Patrick and I waited out front of our home for a while until we thought everything was clear.
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Matthew, Antoinette's adult son, tends a garden out front; they plan to name it for Antoinette's late mother.
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And with SNES compatible outlets out front, two original controllers can be plugged in for multi-person use.
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It has also called on newspapers to publish partially blacked-out front pages as a protest on Sunday.
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In Kansas, he was out front for 44 laps until a loose wheel knocked him back to 14th.
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Yes, the $1,200 price is shock-inducing, but let's get that out of the way, right out front.
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It has an 1,000-square-foot coffee farm out front and a nursery where customers can plant seeds.
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"When you have someone out front and everybody's chasing her, you're obviously going to go faster," Smith said.
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Out front, students wearing earbuds, their noses in books, sat under an awning waiting for the Tech Trolley.
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He'd seen the girl with this woman who looked after her out front on their way to school.
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"Well, I saw it on the sign out front: at any time, a woman can rise," she said.
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"The mayor was out front on this issue when few people were," Mr. Phillips said in a statement.
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Susan lived on the Upper West Side near the Esplanade Luxury Senior Residences, where benches sat out front.
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The glass murals in the lobby have been polished; the giant clock out front hauled off for repairs.
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"You put your phone and any electronic devices and leave them in a compartment out front," Nunberg added.
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I'm at headquarters, Fifth Avenue and 42nd Street, which has the lion statues, Patience and Fortitude, out front.
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"One of the residents went out front, and there was a package on the front doorstep," Manley said.
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Putting the brand out front allowed it to differentiate itself from the rest of the herd in 1992.
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Some of those women and other female surrogates will be out front this week attesting to his character.
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People pouring noise out front back of this old house.... I am fine sit and drink and watch.
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Reuters said that there were fewer than 30 people at Apple's Sydney store, which usually has hundreds out front.
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GALLUCCI: Chris, this meeting is a cart before the horse as everybody has noticed with the president out front.
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Homes offering an allergy-safe alternative to Halloween treats will put a teal pumpkin out front indicating their participation.
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Construction sites may be warrens of danger, but they always have a "hard hat is required" sign out front.
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Tester was the main Democrat out front of the information, and Trump wants to make him pay for that.
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But on the Sunday before the 2016 Republican National Convention, the sidewalk out front was an explosion of color.
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Jared McCann slid a pass out front, and Malgin tallied his first goal of the season at 6:18.
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My first job ever was at Limited Too (both as a "model" standing out front and as a cashier).
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"We always have a lot of people because of our location," Vázquez added, pointing to the line out front.
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By putting its camera way out front, GoPro's Karma drone was faced with a far more difficult balancing act.
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There's a guy out front taking signatures for Arizona Senator John McCain, who's running for reelection again in 2016.
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Some steps are harder than others as he swings his leg out front, focusing on each and every step.
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He sold Toyotas and lived with his mother in a tidy rancher here with a cherry tree out front.
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Having escaped the tangle of rerouted traffic out front, travelers will find an array of options for preflight food.
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After the hearing, Stefanik was out front for Republicans once again, fielding questions from reporters at a news conference.
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We fell mute as our bus from the airport passed the shrouded club and the makeshift memorial out front.
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In the evening, the migrants gathered on the staircase out front, the new face of the town's social life.
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"She didn't like some of the shrubs out front and some of the trees out back," Mr. Behnke remembered.
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More protesters came running from an ICE decoy bus that had initially distracted those attending the vigil out front.
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That store has a 1,000-square-foot coffee farm out front and a nursery where customers can plant seeds.
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Above all, Davis said, he told himself to connect out front, for a better chance to lift the ball.
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There's a run-down Dollar General, with people hanging out front who clearly have no better place to be.
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As did Byron in Stage 1, Truex used the clean air out front to pull away from the field.
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On to Violet, who drops by the farm with food for Hollywood when she sees his truck is out front.
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"Everywhere I went I had my phone out front and center," said Taylor, a 37-year-old mother of three.
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Shown in green, the Jovian Trojans are divided into two clusters—the "Greeks" out front, and the "Trojans" trailing behind.
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I think it&aposs diplomat&aposs duty to follow the president&aposs directives and policies and to be out front.
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Shell's out front among majors, but it was a reminder that the industry sees the transition happening on their terms.
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I'm honored to share the track with this group, I just hope they make sure my Camaro is out front!
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A pair of metal spatula arms extend out front as it cautiously approaches an ornate lionfish in the dim water.
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Skating out front of Hellebuyck, Garland chipped in the blast for his third goal in the opening period's final seconds.
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Then again, he's done this before, running out front as a marked man in wire-to-wire fashion last year.
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McEnany, a Trump supporter, challenged Goldstein's criticisms on CNN's "Out Front," asking if he believed the president was anti-Semitic.
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I look out front and there, at the gate, was a cat meowing at me, that looked just like Casper.
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Washington needed just 25 seconds to open the scoring as Carlson, parked out front, redirected Michal Kempny's cross-ice pass.
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We're so fearful every time we drive up to our house: Are the neighbors going to be picketing out front?
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Bowman was well out front when a caution flag waved with 50 laps to go and final pit stops underway.
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This week I visited Volta's headquarters in San Francisco where the company's free electric charging stations were available out front.
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Loui Eriksson intercepted a pass from defenseman Jacob Trouba behind the Jets' net, then passed it out front to Granlund.
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We were out front horsing around with the Panthro guys, drinking and playing grabass, when I heard DAMAD go on.
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"If Congress wanted to bury CBO analyses and put the budget committees out front, she held press conferences," Joyce recalls.
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I barely lifted my head to speak to any of the kitchen staff, let alone those who worked out front.
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They can take any outfit to the next level, acting as a statement piece that stands out front and center.
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Even though some areas were busy, most featured quiet, tree-lined streets with small homes and cars parked out front.
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It turns out front page public shame and investigations by the Tennessee attorney general's office were just what Matt needed.
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The Austin Motel's iconic and, ahem, suggestive sign out front sets the perfect tone for a bachelor or bachelorette party.
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A metal gate out front was padlocked shut, with a missed-delivery notice from the Postal Service wedged into it.
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Police officers could be seen entering and exiting the two-story brown house, with its shaded porch swing out front.
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I noticed vintage charm right away, with a pristine 1929 white Cadillac parked out front next to an antique buggy.
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I grew up on a dairy farm in Lebanon County in Pennsylvania, and that sign used to hang out front.
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With Dvorak providing a screen out front, Hall's wrist shot hit the back of the net from the right circle.
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There was Washington, out front, the leader of the band — noble, aristocratic and smooth, his mouth a grim stone line.
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The next day in The Australian, also out front, there was an article on why that fear might be misguided.
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You can hear out front, in a way you can't when he's screaming during a game, a pronounced Philadelphia accent.
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One enduring feature of the towers that doesn't pop up in his childhood memories are the iron gates out front.
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But backers of the program acknowledge that Ivanka Trump's out-front role drummed up interest from public officials and financial stakeholders.
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RB: There'll be crazy people out front of Capitol Hill with a sign being "where's the server" 50 years from now.
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Writing in CNN Opinion's live commentary blog, David Axelrod outlined the perils of being out front: the upstarts come at you.
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Jacobs will be in charge of carrying out front-end engineering and design for a propylene and polypropylene facility in Alberta.
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Cut to a bunch of legitimate police cars rolling up out front, a mere two minutes after Ed called for them.
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Williamson is out front with a specific proposal to dedicate hundreds of billions of dollars in direct payments to African Americans.
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I knew I was in the right place for the Comey watch party when I saw the menu board out front.
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When her grandkids, 21994 and 214, are out front, she's there too, though she'd prefer they play in the back yard.
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Don't fret: The line out front may look depressingly long but it's dependably fast-moving, and the wait is worth it.
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Another house in Paradise looks almost completely normal -- except out front the remains of a burnt car sits in the driveway.
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The students were on break, clustered out front in windblown scarves and bright plastic boots, smoking cigarettes with an offhand elegance.
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"Designed by Steve Hermann," whom we are apparently supposed to know, as his name is flaunted on the sign out front.
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"But I think as long as they are out front, team orders are not necessary," Prost said of Hamilton and Rosberg.
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"We have been out front, on our own, many times on immigration, even before he got in the race," Love said.
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That could mean stepping out front to cover for any untoward moments (there have been plenty of those at previous Oscars).
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The house looked more modest and ordinary than I'd expected — except for the silver sports car that was parked out front.
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Pavelec earlier dropped his stick, and it was lying in the crease when Colborne attempted to pass out front to Backlund.
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On lap eight Frentzen let his teammate past, but the Canadian driver could do little to erode Schumacher's advantage out front.
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"Some of the leaders, especially on the right, were out front of their members," said Pat Nolan, a conservative reform activist.
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So go ahead and drink away your sorrows while listening to the screaming children playing on the trippy playground out front.
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On Monday, a green car without a rear windshield was parked out front, the entire residence cordoned off by police tape.
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The club, called Elsewhere, was in a rugged corner of East Williamsburg, with a fleet of cement trucks parked out front.
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The puck ultimately squirted out front for an easy tap-in goal by Read at 4:13 of the third period.
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My tiny house had a (tiny) deck out front, which I mainly used for reading and animal watching in the evenings.
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"You don't see trash out front in Ashburton," the middle-class black enclave where she lived, she said under her breath.
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It is a league of players, athletic and out front, and that is where the N.B.A. puts its public-relations focus.
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She went inside while Bear stood out front in an Arlee Warriors state-championship jacket, long arms dangling at his sides.
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A police crime scene van was parked out front, and forensic investigators in all-white body suits walked in and out.
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Raffallo's no longer exists, and a paper flyer that says "NO MORE PIZZA" is posted out front to help the confused.
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Mr. Weintraub's office was typically al fresco: out front, for example, his foot perched on a bumper of a parked car.
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A few had heaps of sand out front to be used for concrete or plastering for new wings and other renovations.
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At the At-Taqwa mosque in Brooklyn's Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood, three officers from the 79th Precinct stood out front greeting people.
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Date night came around, I promptly arrived at his office at 6:30 PM, and called to say I was out front.
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There's no sign for the church out front, so I had asked workers setting up continental breakfast inside how to find it.
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While virtually ever other Silicon Valley CEO supported Hillary Clinton in the election,Thiel was out front in his backing of Trump.
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He's out front right now, talking with representatives from the local unions and they're all really liking what he has to say.
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Lind was not charmed by Barnum's country lifestyle, which featured a pet cow that roamed around out front of his Connecticut home.
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As I argued in January, once disrupters such as Amazon, Uber and Airbnb get out front, they become nearly impossible to beat.
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Doug Kinsey, who opened the bar in 2012 with Johnny Nackley, often stalks the sidewalk out front, offering Parliaments to passing acquaintances.
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The place is called something like Handsome Sal's or Gentleman Pete's and has one of those old-school barbershop poles out front.
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When the race went to overtime, Larson lined up fourth and pushed race winner Denny Hamlin out front on the final restart.
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Hertl patiently walked out front and pushed a soft goal through the pads of Elliott, who surrendered three goals on 14 shots.
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A ranking by Moody's Analytics that assesses what Amazon wants for its offices puts Austin out front, followed by Atlanta and Philadelphia.
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The system is freed of the special constraints of a more traditional 3D printer by the long industrial robotic arm out front.
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As such new trade and drilling opportunities arise, Pompeo affirmed, the United States intends to be out front in capitalizing on them.
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Doug Kinsey, who opened the bar in 220 with Johnny Nackley, often stalks the sidewalk out front, offering Parliaments to passing acquaintances.
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When we'd step out of the house, cars often lingered at the intersection out front a bit longer than they should have.
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Jimmy was left out front, surrounded by assistants frantically working phones trying to get him in, but we're told it never happened.
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"I once saw three women working on the lawn out front and they did everything to not look at me," he said.
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The bank was out front earlier this year when it said that women at Citigroup made nearly 30% less than men worldwide.
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It is a simple operation with an open kitchen in the back, a handful of tables and some sidewalk seating out front.
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He found Johansen alone out front, but Ullmark was able to scramble back into the crease and make a spectacular diving stop.
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Ryan Hartman's pass out front deflected off a defenseman's skate and right to Koivu, who put a one-timer into the net.
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But the former official said it was refreshing to see the top U.S. diplomat out front on an issue of international relations.
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Out front, just out of range of the rain, a woman loaded bowls with gleaming white noodles and a clear, steaming broth.
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Ordinarily she would have turned the cream-suited man away, but he had pushed through a line of protesters out front. Rev.
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Out front, there's an Astroturf yard with plenty of chill lounging spots, for dogs and for humans, including hanging wicker egg-chairs.
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"It almost seemed natural, with the dragon statue out front," Colombo told Insider of landing on a "Game of Thrones"-themed wedding.
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When we pull up to the lodge, there are five Hasidic Jews, straight decked out and holding up huge signs out front.
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It was enough for Michael to say he was on the porch one day and met a woman out front with a piano.
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Woods then moved out front with a six-footer at the 12th and got the crowd excited with an eagle from 82 yards.
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What better way to call attention to his new restaurant than by parking a glowering, 16-foot-tall bronze advertisement right out front?
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Apparently Stripe agrees, because we next see him back in uniform, pulling up to a house with a "Welcome Home" banner out front.
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I was, you know, I was out front, I was asked that question, every debate, I said, you know, I'm under routine audit.
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Truex pushed Larson out front to the lead and he continued to be in front until the final feet of the first stage.
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When they come to the clinic, they enter through the back door to avoid being seen by the protesters perpetually lurking out front.
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And, when I left the house, there was Chuckie sitting in his car out front, drinking a beer and puffing on a Kool.
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By the time the doors opened at the historic Surf Ballroom, the street out front was a cacophony of competing bullhorns and chants.
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Most August mornings, Phipps sat out front in a golf cart and talked horses with jockeys and exercise riders, clockers and fellow owners.
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As as a skater, you're always kind of looking for a ledge, a curve, a bank, a building to building, stairs out front.
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And given the anti-billionaire sentiment pulsing through the Democratic Party right now, Steyer being too out front on impeachment might not help.
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Dr. Brian Caveney, the chief medical officer for the Blue Cross plan in North Carolina, said being out front came at a cost.
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The party has often been further out front on these issues than the public at large — and than many of its own voters.
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They had a limo out front for the 21984 Spelling Bee champion, which is to a middle schooler the most epic thing ever.
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For another, it put Busch out front in clean air, greatly improving the handling of the No. 18 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota Supra.
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The first things I noticed when I got to the St. Regis Hotel in Midtown Manhattan were the unmarked police cars out front.
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Leaders in countries harder hit by the coronavirus are far out front in how they are motivating people, both Crockett and Taylor said.
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For an earlier work, "Sweet and Out Front," I was invited to respond to Melvin Van Peebles's film "Sweet Sweetback's Baadasssss Song" (1971).
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She got out front fast and, aided by early wipeouts behind her, sailed to the finish just in front of Canadian Tess Critchlow.
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He proposes a building in the shape of a phallic-looking number 1 which features the gilded bones of a dinosaur out front.
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An American flag is propped up out front, and the yard is surrounded by a chain-link fence that she sometimes padlocks shut.
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" Out front, facing the water, a band played cover songs belting out the lyrics to Bon Jovi's "You Give Love a Bad Name.
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The hotel next door had a sign out front, "Welcome, naughty friends," which became a running joke among the guys at Casa Sol.
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The home has a honey bear mural out front, one of more than 450 by the same artist that are around San Francisco.
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Even though the federal government is not out front on E.S.G. offerings, you can still make the case for them to your employer.
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And if he is not yet a fixture inside the better comedy clubs, he's something of a celebrity on the sidewalks out front.
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The chance started off a long clearing pass by Brayden McNabb that wound up leading to a shot out front by Roman Josi.
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" Out front, facing the water, a band played cover songs – belting out the lyrics to Bon Jovi's "You Give Love a Bad Name.
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It was a Sunday afternoon in November, and I found no crowds or congestion out front, which can be a rarity in Vegas.
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I stayed in the nicest hotel in town, Hotel Santa Catalina, a beautifully located collection of rooms, each with a hammock out front.
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"We turned the corner, and there was the building, right in front of us, with a for-sale sign out front," Theresa said.
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Here's a secret, though: It's hard to go wrong walking into any hole-in-the-wall with a Vienna Beef sign hanging out front.
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The New York Stock Exchange welcomed the Sweden-based company Spotify on its first day of trading by flying a Swiss flag out front.
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I'll just say it right out front: I cannot recommend that anybody buy this thing until we know what's up with these broken screens.
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"You tell me this is just 1,400 square feet," Grovner said, pointing to one large home with a kayak and dune buggy out front.
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An entrance for the G train is right out front, and the E, M and 2600 trains are all just a few blocks away.
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"He was a leader of men, and in order to lead, he needed to be out front," said Shane Williams, the cemetery&aposs superintendent.
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I say low-key because there's not a single Mini logo on the site, or Cooper-like vehicle parked out front of the facility.
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Once out front for a final time, the defending series championship pulled away a bit but then had to hold on to notch a .
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Logano led the field to the green flag for the final restart on Lap 223 and stayed out front the rest of the way.
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One request, though: please do not also commission and have sculpted a hideous bust of my likeness to stand out front for time immemorial.
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The Public WorksElectronic music's premier venue, the Public Works features a Bansky mural out front, but don't let that stop you from coming inside.
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"I was driving Audrina's brand new Mercedes Coupé and there were like eight to 12 paparazzi sitting out front of her spot," he recalls.
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Beyond the enormous rainbow flag out front and the "We Love Gay Love" posters on the wall, Repair Revolution does a few things differently.
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Find credible messengers Some people will never trust politicians, so be sure to reach them with credible experts like public health professionals out front.
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To the Editor: Re "Democratic Race Resets as Biden Rides a Victory and Buttigieg Falls Out" (front page, March 2): Kudos to Mayor Pete.
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Several restaurants station employees out front, armed with menus and an insistent smile, trying to cajole passers-by to stop in for a meal.
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In antifa circles, the theme of hypermasculine bravado is often right out front, and unsurprisingly, a large majority of the antifa camp are men.
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Rookie defenseman Quinn Hughes' shot from the point went off the post and Horvat was in position out front to clean up the rebound.
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Steel sent a backhand pass out front to Jones, who chipped the puck high in the net for his sixth goal of the season.
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Some appear to work in an informal market out front; vendors sell T-shirts, used books, handmade journals and jewelry, marijuana paraphernalia and food.
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More than 80 percent of our patients arrive without sirens blazing, by walking in or after parking their cars with the valet out front.
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It's been renamed and remodeled since then, but everyone in Thomasville knows it, because for some reason it has a big turtle out front.
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Harajuku's Busy Works shop was more art gallery than clothing boutique, and the customers lining up out front treated the graphic T-shirts accordingly.
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So far, that sounds a lot like Facebook Messenger, WhatsApp, or Line, just with Nintendo's brand of cutesy "Mii" avatars out front and center.
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There's little to no signage out front, and inside the graffiti-covered walls offer a vibe that's more after-hours hang than gourmet-dining experience.
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He drops two pizzas immediately and winds up doing the humiliating and thankless job of wearing a sign for the pizza shop out front instead.
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Behind an iron gate, down a little walk, in a small patio made private by greenery out front, a male voice introduced itself as Duncan.
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"When Bernie talks about a Green New Deal, Bernie talks about Medicare for All, Alexandria has also been out front on those issues," he said.
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Extra Crunch contacted about two dozen startup attorneys, from the biggest firms in the industry to the one-person shops with a shingle out front.
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If there was one big issue that came out front and center in this election, it is the fact that middle class Americans are struggling.
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While falling to the ice, Brodie shovelled a pass out front to Chiasson, who one-timed it past Pickard at 13:25 of the third.
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"These leaders take action before others do, leading from out front, where the risk is often dire and their own future least certain," Fortune wrote.
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The first house with a suspected Zika case was in a scruffy neighborhood in North Miami, canary yellow with a for-sale sign out front.
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New Delhi may see this visit as a means to position itself out front should North Korea stabilize and join the international community, said Pant.
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It sits at the end of a block with a little sign out front that's essentially a circular labyrinth with a lock in the middle.
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Louis presided over the kitchen, but he, too, would be out front, greeting diners in a manner that has since become common in stylish restaurants.
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When your savior arrives with the goods, ask them to call you or leave a sign out front to drop the items outside your door.
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When your savior arrives with the goods, ask them to call you or leave a sign out front to drop the items outside your door.
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To his credit, he's also been unafraid to do repeated, relentless town halls — so he is both alone and out front at the same time.
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OTHER EXAMPLES Leaders in countries harder hit by the coronavirus are far out front in how they are motivating people, both Crockett and Taylor said.
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Ms. Hachtman said that Joe Papp had given her mother the 40-foot banner for "Mod Donna" that had hung out front at the Public.
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Now she makes a fraction of that cooking hamburgers and shish kebabs on a portable grill out front, where locals sip beer on plastic chairs.
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When I rolled up in a rental car this past June, seemingly every fifth property in the town had a for-sale sign out front.
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There are no government markings out front, no scales of justice, nothing to distinguish it from the generic commercial properties that line Pennsylvania Route 940.
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Graham is still out front in bucking the White House's efforts to defrost relations with Russia, working with Democrats on a strong new sanctions proposal.
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Haniger put the Mariners back out front in the bottom of the inning with a two-run shot to left-center, making it 3-1.
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The puck went past the Ducks' goal, rebounded off the boards back out front, and Connor sent a touch pass to Scheifele for the goal.
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Packages can be left for a USPS delivery person if you live in an area where leaving a package out front is possible and prudent.
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He was out front, he said, 'We are not going to round up and deport people unless there's a significant connection to serious criminal activity.
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Narratives make fights and sometimes they are hard to come by, but the contrasts between Iaquinta and Felder couldn't be any more obvious and out front.
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Religious leaders, precisely those people who usually stay out of such fights so as not to antagonize their own followers, have been out front and vocal.
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Rickard Rakell took the puck behind the Montreal net and passed out front to Silfverberg, who scored up high for his 16th goal of the season.
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Cuccinelli, who sits at the helm of an immigration agency within DHS and has been out front on Trump's agenda, has been rumored as McAleenan's successor.
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"Those beatings were a big surprise to me, because they used to have this beautiful sign out front when that church first started," Toukatly tells PEOPLE.
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But regulators will want to be sure there are also changes of direction behind the scenes — and not just some high-profile virtue signaling out front.
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Along bustling Africatown Road is the Baptist church he helped establish, which still throngs with worshippers on Sundays and has a bust of him out front.
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When he was done, he climbed on the roof of his house to change some shingles before he moved on to trimming the topiaries out front.
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It was supposed to be out front in a prominent display with other new titles, but instead was in a random area of the nonfiction stacks.
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What these movements do is go out and find some unlikely supporter and push him/her out front to give the Trojan Horse credibility and believability.
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Each morning, they open these modest rooms that serve as miniature beach houses and set up the patio furniture out front to suit each member's preference.
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That sample would then be sent to F.A.F.G.'s white nine-room DNA lab, which is protected by bulletproof doors and two armed guards out front.
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While Democrat Gavin Newsom has been out front in the polls, the rest of the candidates have been slugging it out for the second-place spot.
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Seven Seas KaraokeYou know you've made it to Seven Seas once you see the old school baby blue car and the gaggle of motorcycles out front.
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She has a seat, waiting for the bus with a drunk and a soldier on a bench out front, feet planted for battle, rubbing her neck.
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Despite Kirkpatrick's newness to the region, his bureau was out front in reporting how the military manipulated the activists into laying the groundwork for a coup.
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There, in hastily built homes with the occasional horse cart parked out front, they've preserved their language and customs even after decades of tradition-crushing communism.
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The makeshift remodeling is well camouflaged, but there's another tell — the sidewalk out front slopes down to the street where there was clearly once a driveway.
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It was around this time, on a visit to B&H, the Midtown electronics store, that Mr. Antoine met Mr. Mendes, who often works out front.
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His decorative takeover began with window-box plantings and then spread onto the sidewalk out front: a display of boulders, large potted plants and found objects.
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They enlisted the Venice-based design and architecture company Electric Bowery to create a groovy hide-out nestled behind a cactus and palm garden out front.
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He was sitting out front with a group of about two dozen activists who advise immigrants called in by ICE—people start arriving around 21997 a.m.
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"(He was) looking, waiting, lurking, out front, out back, for just the right opportunity to present itself," Assistant District Attorney John Pappas said during opening statements.
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Protesters also attacked a police station in Chennai, burning automobiles parked out front and more than a dozen two-wheeled vehicles, the NDTV television channel said.
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Out front, MedMen has patented display cases, gizmos to see and smell pot, and a whole "look" they will share with other dispensaries – for a price.
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There's a custom statue from the artist Bjørn Skaarup, who designed the hippo statue in the tutu out front of Lincoln Center in New York City.
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As various reports and queuers have pointed out, some Apple Stores have very short lines out front for the iPhone 8, if they have anyone at all.
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The dress took two years to create and it required a small army to move and place the enormous train for photos on the stairs out front.
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Those moves were part of the broader strategy to be nimble and out front on issues -- hoping that he will get credit later from the Democratic electorate.
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We have been the face, sometimes the voice, out front on the TV screen or in front of the microphone, but this has never been about us.
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Jean Paul Badoum told The Associated Press on Tuesday that Patrice Kabore&aposs home was burned and the suspected extremists laid the prefect&aposs body out front.
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That's why I keep going back to: Are we going to put this out front and center and have a national conversation on race and police brutality?
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Mark Warner said on "Erin Burnett Out Front" Monday that Trump showed "enormous naiveté" by suggesting the nuclear threat from North Korea could be handled so simply.
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Greenway took the puck around the net, then skated out front for a shot that took a slight deflection off Flames defenseman Oliver Kylington and past Rittich.
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But in a lot of those places, our guys are getting out front ... without proper congressional oversight, I think even without proper Pentagon or White House oversight.
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By now, the crack is as much a signature of La Manda's as the neon sign out front, the scarparo, the mixed salad and the wooden booths.
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Sure, she lit up progressive Twitter with her aggressive questioning of Brett Kavanaugh and Jeff Sessions and she has been out front on immigration and climate change.
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We were able to get out front, there, and kind of set the field because — set the pace — and that was what we needed to do today.
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I started to head back toward the Financial District and passed a doggy daycare called PupCulture that had a sign out front advertising CBD products for dogs.
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But on Teens of Denial, Toledo renders that indie-rock ur-theme, um, relatable—grand, rousing, philosophical, ecological, funny, riffy, confused, out front, and of course tuneful.
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"We've been conditioned for the last 30 years to expect a secretary of education to be out front on education reform, using various federal levers," he said.
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So the smart money is on hanging back and trying to let some other movie get out front and take on the struggle of being the frontrunner.
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She also encouraged tougher legislation to ensure that buildings have clear numbers posted — not just out front but also at any side entrances that pedestrians routinely use.
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Instead the testimony remained focused only on what happened inside a small Caribbean restaurant called Yogi's, and on what might have happened on the street out front.
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I'd thought I would soon be finding out what Mr. Washington sounded like on record in a more modest configuration, putting his scorching tenor saxophone out front.
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Little on the outside suggests anything suspicious aside from the bins out front, which are far larger than what might be expected of a normal family home.
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But in recent years, Ms. Kelly, now 26, has expanded her palette, sometimes putting her impressive singing voice out front, and flitting among a range of styles.
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The Alaska Republican is one of the key senators considering voting to hear more witnesses, though she's been less out front on the issue than GOP Sens.
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Several shops selling the customary red and gold new year decorations in Kuala Lumpur's Chinatown have kept those featuring dogs inside rather than on display out front.
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CIA's Office of Research and Development was out front on the research and achieved the first flight of an insect-sized drone, or "insectothopter" in the 1970s.
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The truck for the job, parked out front, was a friend's 1984 Nissan pickup, which Adeney had often used and made the subject of several blog posts.
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But if you're a guest staying at one of these hotels with brand-new BMWs, Mercedes-Benzes or Audis out front, what can and can't you do?
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Washington State jumped out front 9-3 but then was outscored 20-2 when the Buffaloes held the Cougars without a field goal for nearly seven minutes.
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Out front of the building he could see the apparitions of his elderly neighbors, the blankets swaddling their hunched frames making them look like poorly pitched tents.
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Zach Parise won the puck from Ducks defenseman Josh Manson on a forecheck behind the net and passed it out front to Donato for the one-timer.
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Adrianne Shropshire, executive director of BlackPAC, an organization that advocates for increasing black voting power, said Castro has been out front on the issue of police violence.
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Currently ranked 52nd in the world, Venus was out front, alone, paving the way for Serena, Sloane Stephens, Madison Keys, Taylor Townsend, Naomi Osaka and Coco Gauff.
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Currently ranked 52nd in the world, Venus was out front, alone, paving the way for Serena, Sloane Stephens, Madison Keys, Taylor Townsend, Naomi Osaka and Coco Gauff.
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Teenagers frequently congregate out front, leaving litter on my stoop from snacks they buy at the corner deli, even though there's a trash can 50 feet away.
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One of the things that struck me was that they sort of were really far out front early on, and then lost the race really quickly. Right.
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Seven Seas KaraokeYou know you've made it to Seven Seas once you see the the old school baby blue car and the gaggle of motorcycles out front.
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"What's different about today is how 'out front' it (the military) is" in its role in the economy, said HA Hellyer, senior nonresident fellow at the Atlantic Council.
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Falwell Jr. appeared on CNN's "Erin Burnett Out Front" on Wednesday evening and was asked about the breaking allegations of groping against Trump from The New York Times.
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The Panthers had four chances to clear the defensive zone midway through the period, but defenseman Scott Mayfield kept the puck in and eventually found Nelson out front.
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Clogged highways, classes without students Out front of Julia R. Masterman magnet school in the Spring Garden neighborhood, a mother jogs her sixth-grade daughter to the car.
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She'll be out front a lot this week as the Trump White House pushes workforce development and apprenticeship, an issue she has championed along with paid parental leave.
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Donald Trump is still out front in the national polls, and for the first time he is leading the betting on the PredicitIt market for the party's nomination.
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A hunched and solicitous Ronald McDonald greets customers out front of the Chiang Mai Nimmanhaemin Road McDonald's, frozen in a wai offering, the traditional Thai bow of respect.
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Similarly, it should be said that just about everyone has dreamed about having the ability the fly -- while still not wanting to be out-front all the time.
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But she said in an email that Zinke had been "out front" in carrying out orders by President Donald Trump to reorganize the federal government for the future.
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After he found out about the store, Hersl would make brief visits everyday, parking right out front and taking photos to make his presence known, Big Kev said.
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Adam (Stevens, crew chief) and the guys did a good job being able to make some good adjustments and make it feel better once we got out front.
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The suspects then fled in a vehicle parked out front, described as an Infiniti S.U.V., and the police chased them north on the 101 Freeway, Mr. Im said.
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I opened the door, and there were six policemen out front, screaming at the top of their lungs for me to come outside and get on my knees.
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When President Obama stalled on taking a stance on gay marriage, Biden in 2012 moved out front on the issue and nudged him to stake out a position.
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Jay Goldberg, another former Trump lawyer, argued Friday on CNN's "Erin Burnett Out Front" that Giuliani "immeasurably" damaged his case against Cohen with the sudden shift in tone.
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Looking for every edge in a sprint, riders will thrust their arms and legs forward to get their front wheels slightly more out front at the finish line.
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Her public and private position has been the same in recent weeks, urging Democrats to let the investigation unfold and not to get out front of the issue.
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I completely understand the desire to catch up to Siri, Alexa and Google Assistant, but the company shouldn't have shoved the software out front at this early stage.
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"He has been swinging the bat well," said Texas manager Jeff Banister, who said Lucroy has been getting the barrel of the bat out front on offspeed pitches.
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Reviews on Amazon show high marks for each show so far, with The Tick way out front in terms of the sheer volume of reviews amassed so far.
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The team won its division in 22017 — the year Anderson was born — with African-American stars like Frank Thomas, Tim Raines, Ellis Burks and Bo Jackson out front.
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Parked out front is a 1980s black Cadillac limousine, one of several retro vehicles — including a Revcon motor home and a Nash Rambler — that belong to the owners.
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Previously released Basic Volume single "Crown & Key" propels the assembled audience--one notably far more diverse than those who had lingered fashionably out front earlier--into ecstatic motion.
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It shows Parker standing out front, wearing a light suit, two-toned loafers, his arms thrust forward, blowing what appears to be his famous King brass alto saxophone.
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This manner of protest had not yet swept the N.B.A., and the terrain for either league's stars being so out front about social justice issues was relatively uncharted.
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Having worked out of the old storefront in San Francisco, with a neon sign out front, he came to recognize the potential to make signs of his own.
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Ken Tadashi Oshima, a specialist on East-West influences in design, found an old book of images of the Imperial Hotel, with rickshaws and automobiles pictured out front.
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Panthers defenseman Mike Matheson also scored on a shot that was nearly deflected out front by Huberdeau for what would've been the first hat trick of his career.
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When he led the National Corn Growers Association, the group launched its first climate task force, going out front on issues that agriculture has been slow to embrace.
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Though he is not sure when he will make a decision, Ryan said on "Erin Burnett Out Front" Wednesday night that he is looking at making a bid.
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In that regard, too, he's like his father-in-law, though Trump wears his self-pity, fury and ruthlessness right out front, for the whole world to see.
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While Obama's rhetoric on race was typically post-racial, positioning the country as more united than divided, Clinton got out front on issues like police violence and immigration.
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Panthers defenseman Mike Matheson also scored on a shot that was nearly deflected out front by Huberdeau — that would've been the first hat trick of the latter's career.
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Now ... the closed-down building has transformed into a must-see spot for tourists -- with people parking out front to catch just a small glimpse of the place!!
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Creative Director Alex Grossman said it made sense to finally put an iPhone pic out front with the May travel issue, particularly given the connection between photography and travel.
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Five school police cars circled around the building, and an electric blue bus was waiting out front, ready to wheel off any students who started a follow-up fight.
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Finish your gordita with one of the salsas in enormous molcajetes out front—the chile morita one is so good that it'll stop an impending hangover in its tracks.
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On some streets, every house had an enormous pile of debris out front—everything that had been inside the house was now outside of it, rotting in the sun.
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Someone placed flowers on the sidewalk out front, where, in happier days, the word "Matilda" had been carved in the cement, right next to a set of tiny footprints.
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The former Virginia state attorney general is currently serving as the acting head of US Citizenship and Immigration Services, where he's been out front on the President's immigration agenda.
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Now, we're told this latest scene consisted of a SWAT team going in and out of a building -- with a black SUV parked out front under green neon lighting.
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And inside, Smith had taken great care to make the space inclusive for all—there's a vegan snack table, cheap cover charges, and a no-alcohol sign out front.
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We go to one of our favorite restaurants that has this beautiful water wheel out front where we used to come when I was a kid for "fancy" meals.
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CreditCreditHilary Swift for The New York Times San Toy Laundry in Park Slope, Brooklyn, is marked with old-fashioned, Charlie Chan-style lettering on its dated sign out front.
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There they noticed, less than 212 yards away, a rundown drive-in restaurant with a sign advertising a big hamburger and a long line of customers standing out front.
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To hold down the beat while he played the showman out front, Starr hired not just one but two drummers: session giant Jim Keltner, and the Band's Levon Helm.
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As LAFD officers worked, they discovered a small ring box sitting out front of the only home in that one specific section of the street that had been destroyed.
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One small canvas focussed on the fire hydrant, potted shrub, and melting snow on the curb out front; another highlighted security cameras protruding from a corner of the exterior.
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A few who traveled by Amtrak or one of the regional train systems waited for taxis in a short line out front, mumbling about how inconvenient the shutdown was.
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One neighbor, according to a Grays Harbor County Sheriff's complaint, reported that Franey tried unsuccessfully to talk the neighbor into supporting IS and flying a black flag out front.
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When the Gaineses took it over, they installed subway tile along the walls, exposed the wood beams in the ceiling and stuck an ever-changing marquee sign out front.
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"In the case of Melania and Ivanka Trump, on the other hand, sometimes one of them is 'out front,' and sometimes it's the other one who is," she added.
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It's a similar story in Minnesota, where Ms. Klobuchar was out front in her home state with 29 percent of the vote in a Star Tribune/MPR News poll.
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But heading into the second contest of the Democratic primary on Tuesday, investors seem unbothered — even though CNN's latest poll shows that Sanders is out front in New Hampshire.
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Taken with Golden Globes wins, the guild nominations make clear the calcification of this year's race around the leading contenders, with "La La Land" more out front than ever.
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But if you read between the lines of history books, the opposite is often true, historians say: Kids get out front on issues and it's the adults who follow.
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Kiermaier's 10th homer — estimated at 417 feet — put the Rays back out front 5-3 and chased Kline, who failed to retire any of the three batters he faced.
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James Lankford, a Republican from Oklahoma, indicated on CNN's "Erin Burnett Out Front" that he is "leaning" toward a yes vote on Tillerson, but still wants to review more materials.
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Many presidential candidates, meanwhile, have been out front on calls for an inquiry since special counsel Robert Mueller revealed the findings of his report on Russian interference this past spring.
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The sign out front informs us that we've missed the $8.95 buffet, but even so the parking lot is filled to capacity—even the grass is completely covered with vehicles.
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Ryan Getzlaf scored on the power play at 3:383 of the second period with a blistering slap shot from out front that Grubauer struggled to see because of traffic.
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The cars and trucks that sometimes slowly cruise by out front, he said, and the funny looks he gets around town have unnerved him and his wife, who is 51.
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I was a good runner when I was 19, so at about the 4-mile mark of the 85033-mile run I was running with a small group out front.
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Seaside decorations are conspicuously absent, although there is a surfboard rack out front, and championship surfing on the bar TV. There are Edison bulbs that give off an elegant glow.
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Kurt Busch was out front and away from the carnage to win Stage 1, but he was caught up in the crash on Lap 198 and taken out of contention.
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At money changers across Tehran, shouting voices accompany each change of the signboards out front showing the value of the Iranian rial, which slips ever lower against the U.S. dollar.
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YS: The face of the progressive movement, in my experience, has been very white, and I think that was less the reality and more maybe what was put out front.
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Pink on the outside, pitch black underneath, they circled the bay over our heads, their long necks flat out front, feet pointed straight back, a flying symphony of bleating squawks.
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It had a big bird of paradise tree out front, front and back porches, a beautiful, tiled bathroom and a living room with beamed ceilings and a wood-burning fireplace.
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The Shawarma Guys are great for a take-out meal, but they also have a few tables and chairs scattered around out front if you want to take your time.
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I doubt if anybody, even though he was protecting his son, would ever come right out front like that and look to put people on front street, so to speak.
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Out front, the hotel faces Collins Avenue, a bustling street filled with iconic vintage Miami storefronts selling everything from sweatshirts to flip flops and Miami-branded knick-knacks and paraphernalia.
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Rand Paul and Jordan have been out front in the push to make the whistleblower publicly known, a number of Republicans have said that the individual's identity should be protected.
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Opera's Africa ventures could go head to head with Uber, Jumia and M-Pesa — the mobile money-product that put Kenya out front on digital finance in Africa before Nigeria.
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Warren was out front early with a strategy to dismantle the likes of Facebook and Google, expanding her progressive appeal and leaving Biden to explain how he would handle them.
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Give me a motel room somewhere near the Interstate with a chair out front where you can sit and read a book and I'm just as happy as can be.
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They discovered that Western people were largely focused on the big flashy fish out front and East Asian people were largely focused on the group of smaller fish around it.
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"This is classic Booker — stand out front on feel-good social issues, regardless of his past positions, and align with big money everywhere else," wrote Walter Bragman at Paste Magazine.
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The officer knew the store usually closed at midnight and was suspicious when he saw a car out front with the driver's door open and lights still on in the store.
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The Olloclip logo faces out front, while the W/T labels marking the wide and telephoto cameras point out back, and when it's seated, you'll know, because it locks into place.
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She filled her house with candy cane trees, white reindeer, garland that lines the various staircases, a special-ordered large red bear, and giant nutcrackers that stand out front her home.
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They re-tiled the kitchen, uncovered a marble fireplace, put in a new fence out front, and lugged in new soil to the garden to create an outdoor oasis of berries.
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But it should be good for what the sign out front says: you can buy something for yourself or someone else with at least some assurance that it's a wise purchase.
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You don't believe me, I can tell, but he's out front right now, talking to some representatives from the local unions and they're all really liking what he has to say.
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"I opened the door, and there were six policemen out front, screaming at the top of their lungs for me to come outside and get on my knees," recalled Vance, 56.
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Letters To the Editor: The decision to put Harriet Tubman on the $20 bill ("$20 Billing: Tubman Is In, Jackson Is Out," front page, April 203) brought tears to my eyes.
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And the planters full of culinary greens that line the sidewalk out front reflect the couple's own home garden; they say they would happily offer up some radicchio for Rose's plates.
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Robin hooks into Google Calendar and Outlook to help employees get a sense of what meeting rooms and activity spaces are available in the office, complete with tablet signage out front.
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Unsurprisingly, California has been out front on the issue, with a statewide ban going into effect next July, so I asked him to tell us a little more about the story.
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Some report that bakery staff in the terminal throw away food at the end of the day, instead of giving it to hungry Venezuelans who sleep on the sidewalk out front.
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Ryan Dzingel's feed from behind the Los Angeles goal found Necas at the point, and the center was able to convert from out front for his second goal of the season.
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Mr. Guaidó then spent a night at Blair House, reserved for foreign dignitaries, with the Venezuelan flag flying out front, and met with Mr. Trump at the White House on Wednesday.
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And the latest polls in the state showed very different results — one found Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont leading, while the other put former Vice President Joe Biden out front. 22023.
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Barbecues are events where sausage-heavy cooking is done on barbies in backyards and public parks, and in hardware store parking lots and out front of polling places on Election Day.
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Sydney Kramer:The restaurant sits inside of the Spring Arcade Lobby in Downtown LA. Although it&aposs on the smaller side, the bright red tables out front make it easy to find.
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Yongli International looks like a lot of other Beijing apartment complexes thrown up in the past decade and a half: gleaming, if slightly faded, with offices and a shopping center out front.
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Whenever he looked, he saw cops out front, entering and exiting, often one man in particular, a black cop with a kind of handlebar mustache, talking to his colleagues on the stoop.
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"We have an incredible, rich, diverse group of animals that we care for, about 3,500 individual animals that represent more than 500 species," director of communications Jake Kubié told Out Front magazine.
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The military is out front in its laudable push for gender integration, but plenty of Americans share Trump's feeling that he does not want to hear the term "Madame President" -- not yet.
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Harley-Davidson's electric shift puts the iconic American company in a position to hedge competition from e-moto startups as it jumps out front as the EV leader among established motorcycle companies.
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The Maricopa County Sheriff's Office is the third largest in the country, and its headquarters in downtown Phoenix is huge, a modern building with impressive architecture and a cactus garden out front.
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And rounding it out, front and center, is his daughter, Angel Iris, whom he shares with Mel B. The photo marks the first time Eddie's posed with all 10 of his kids.
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"The president signed an executive order to reorganize the federal government for the future and the secretary has been absolutely out front on that issue," spokeswoman Heather Swift said in a statement.
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In Houston, a newer home with six columns out front stands as a relic of the days when oil and energy interests made allies of the Persian Gulf and the Gulf Coast.
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He played on albums by the trumpeter Booker Little, notably "Out Front," a landmark of progressive postbop featuring Max Roach on drums and Eric Dolphy on alto saxophone, flute and bass clarinet.
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On the other hand, wherever he parked in Atlanta, a young man would run out and say something complimentary about the car before slotting it in the V.I.P. section right out front.
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Dining | Connecticut A sign out front of Mockingbird Kitchen and Bar in Bantam reads "The Bantam Inn," creating the impression that passers-by might be able to stop in for the night.
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We usually meet out front at about 6am (having had a full, if truncated, night's sleep rather than having been out the night before) and then spend the next few hours inside.
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Just as important, he puts joy and abandon out front; his authorship is affirmed moment to moment over the course of a performance, rather than through the building of a conceptual identity.
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Ms. Hargrave's home habitat, which she shares with her landscape-designer husband, Matt Cohen, is its own nature reserve, with vegetables in the backyard and a row of blueberry bushes out front.
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And while his out-front political presence has kept his name in the mix of 22016 chatter, it has also weakened the anti-establishment appeal he rode to success two years ago.
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A glass case holds equally delicious pastries, but the real star may be the granita: Patrons linger over creamy almond-scented bowls of it at the parasol-covered tables out front. caffesicilia.
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There are also smaller classrooms for other Latin and African dances (like bachata and kizomba), but most of the party stays out front, where the room's temperature rises as the bodies multiply.
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It has a position of prominence right out front, as does a commemorative plaque on the marble steps marking the exact spot where he stood taking his oath of office in 1861.
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Instead of Jell-O, Mr. Sousa uses whipped white chocolate as a base, topped with crushed salty pretzels, elderflowers grown on the rooftop greenhouse and mulberries picked from the tree out front.
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And I couldn't think of a single beer bar in Prague that had such a fun late-night atmosphere, certainly not with its clientele taking over the sidewalk and square out front.
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Once I approached the Henry Norman, I was surprised to find a large carport out front housing the hotel's fleet of shuttle vehicles, which included two vintage cars and a contemporary Mercedes.
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While applying sanctions to force the regime to re-negotiate the 85033 global nuclear deal, Washington also should be working out front and behind the scenes to support those in the streets.
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Out front was a garden with rose bushes still in bloom, along with an apple tree hung with colorful frozen fruit, beneath which dozed the family dog, gray muzzle perched on paws.
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But you understate the calamity of the situation, because again — and I'm not the only one, but I have been out front on this — I think it's worse than simply a compromising situation.
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Then, as she sits at a stop sign, the point of view shifts, and we see a rustic cabin in the woods, with a truck parked out front and a half-built deck.
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"Getting Better" (Take 21) The maiden voyage of "Getting Better" sounds significantly heavier than the finished product, with McCartney out front with a Wurlitzer keyboard, and fuzzed out bass thundering across the verses.
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But amidst the cacti and scorpions, in an inauspicious building in a light industrial park with a dusty desert garden out front, is Alcor, a company that's been cryogenically preserving people since 1976.
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In some cases, the number of shapes matched the one at the entrance, and in other cases the number of shapes was either one more or one less than the display out front.
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A replica of Kiki's magical black cat, Jiji, hangs in a cage out front, a broom is emblazoned on the bakery's sign, and the painfully delicious-looking pastries themselves come to life inside.
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Perlini gave the Blackhawks a 1-0 first-period lead with a goal from the low slot after David Kampf's stick-lift of Torey Krug behind Rask's net and slick pass out front.
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"It sounds to me like he was trying to chill or intimidate James Comey," Swalwell said on CNN's "Erin Burnett Out Front," while discussing ongoing investigations into Russia's interference in the presidential election.
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"I mean, most of the time, Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama are right out front, way before the facts are known, in saying that the police have done something terrible here," she added.
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And when a hard-working, firm-voiced Mr. Cooper faces out front and dares the playgoing public not to like him, it's difficult not to feel that his wish is the audience's command.
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At a Havana restaurant with sweeping harbor views and cannons out front, Jimmy Buffett sat with the band and Derek Jeter mingled with guests invited by Major League Baseball to celebrate the game.
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"The cast was there and the car was parked out front," said Mr. Garofalo, who was dumbstruck by the car and promised his mother that he would one day make his own version.
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Still, it's fun to imagine him being pulled out of practice and told to pack up his gear, then leaving the building while wondering where that broken down bus out front came from.
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The 410,193-square-foot bearings plant, with its blue and gray tinted windows and flagpole out front, had been built by a company called Link-Belt in 1959, halcyon days for American manufacturing.
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An hour and half later, my translator and I were in an office across the city at the organization's headquarters, a modest building with a chicken coop and a faint stink out front.
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On the western side of the township, long roads, twisting rivers and dirt or gravel paths run past large farms that have estates set deep into the properties and horses grazing out front.
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Organizers decided, after consultations with team bosses in order to avoid a mass start from the pits, to leave Miller alone out front and several rows clear of the others after grid penalties.
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The windowless building with royal blue paint peeling off aluminum siding stands on Highway 80 next to a run-down car shop and has no sign out front; you just have to know.
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The street signs out front read "Miguel Angel (Mike) Amadeo Way," and Amadeo himself, eighty-five, is still behind the counter, six days a week, selling CDs, LPs, musical instruments, and Boricua knickknacks.
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Put the right person out front (Hint: It's not necessarily the CEO) Ideally, long before a crisis hits, a company will have assembled a crisis team that includes people from different functional roles.
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But Ms. Murtagh didn't even get to stay and catch up with any of her new fans, much less Mahershala Ali, the Academy Award winner, whom she spotted out front in the distance.
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California and New York, for example, seem like prime contenders (New York has been especially out front in codifying Obamacare provisions, like the birth control mandate, into law over the course of 2017).
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A swipe up from there shows your daily numbers in a row, along with some fitness tips, while a swipe to the left shows the first row of app icons, with Exercise out front.
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He was even the leader of the Corps Cadets that paraded down Fifth Avenue in the Columbus Day Parade when he was at the New York Military Academy, so being out front, being noticed.
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After Kase's quick goal gave the Ducks the early lead, Daniel Sprong gave Anaheim a 2-0 lead when he converted on a blistering shot from out front on a pass from Jakob Silfverberg.
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Parked out front, between the house and the family's paddy field, was a shiny red tractor that she helped her younger brother lease so he could start a business plowing fields for local farmers.
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I drove home, terrified that they would be taken away, that I would return to find them gone, a police car out front once again and a trail of hairballs floating into the yard.
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And, as such, there were the requisite revelers: from members of Congress to lobbyists to reporters gathered in the elegant Beaux-Arts courthouse with its now-chic bronze statue of Alexander Hamilton out front.
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In May, he moved in with three friends living at 3262 N Street NW, a 2,450-square-foot 1880 rowhouse with a working gas lamp out front, which they rent for $5,200 a month.
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Recent research in social science and history suggests that they might have been out front in the fight against Mr. Trump — if only the American labor movement weren't a shell of its former self.
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The center includes a preschool ("for more info, call Shula," reads a sign out front) and a "Model Matzah Bakery" that serves about 2,000 children, according to an administrator, while teaching them about Passover.
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I think Republicans probably, if we're being cynical about it, know what's being said by Trump officials is not accurate, but they don't have any particular interest in getting out front and saying that.
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In the residential Barrio del Alto, the year-old Rosewood Puebla has a royal blue exterior that matches the 2360,21646-square-foot tiled fountain out front, along with its own 25-year-old chapel.
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Now you keep that down and all of a sudden the bat head is out front and you're back-spinning balls into the seats and keeping them fair, which is not easy to do.
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Their book tells you all about the avocado and provides recipes in which puréed avocado quietly lurks (pancake batter, banana cake, crab cakes) or struts out front (many toasts, Caesar salad, frozen paleta bars).
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But Henan Normal University, a campus set on the Yellow River with a prominent statue of Mao Zedong out front, denied Mr. Branstad permission to visit the center this fall — and offered no explanation.
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" Heather Swift, a spokeswoman for the Interior Department, said, "The president signed an executive order to reorganize the federal government for the future and the secretary has been absolutely out front on that issue.
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This puts the iconic American company in a position to hedge competition from a crop of e-moto startups — such as Zero — and jump out front as the EV leader among established motorcycle companies.
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"In '08 Facebook was one of those companies that was a big platform to criticize banks, they were very out front of criticizing banks for not being responsible citizens," Cohn said, according to Bloomberg.
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A police officer had parked his patrol car out front, making sure everyone in the neighborhood got out, so the couple gathered a few clothes, grabbed their small dog and left, Paresh Badreshia said.
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And across the street from the church is a gift shop, with a life-size figurine of Santa Claus out front, that sells ornaments, magnets and mugs as well as Turkish teas and soaps.
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During his six-year tenure, Stevens has been out front on urging Congress to complete an overhaul of Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae, which were taken under government control during the recession in 85033.
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The two-time Art Ross Trophy winner fired a pass out front to Kassian, who scored into a wide-open net as the 6-foot-7 Bishop overplayed on the near post on McDavid.
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"He did a great job of spotting his fastball, getting us out front with his changeup, then rolled us over and we hit into a couple double plays," Kansas City manager Ned Yost said.
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And it applies most starkly to those who have the most past statements to wade through, for the hypocrisy to be proven — those who have been most out front in public life the longest.
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As the entire crowd turns toward the tour bus doors out front, the back door of the coffee shop opens up and Buddy Valastro, the famed Cake Boss, leads Christie into the room. Interesting.
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City records show the desolate building with bricked up windows is not abandoned, although it appears unoccupied, a far cry from the busy clinic shown in historic photographs with baby carriages parked out front.
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From behind the Penguins' net after a turnover by Pittsburgh defenseman Brian Dumoulin, Ryan sent a soft backhander out front to Pageau, who one-timed the puck past the glove of Fleury at 14:32.
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Lopez Obrador's folksy brand of leftist, Mexico-first rhetoric has put the former Mexico City mayor out front in opinion polls for the 2018 presidential election and at the forefront of popular resistance to Trump.
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And peanut butter ice cream at a dairy shop/dining room near Philadelphia that I frequented during a weekend stay and -- its sign out front being a big Guernsey cow -- remember as the Guernsey Cow.
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Julian, the musclebound leader of the group, lives in a trailer; Bubbles, the awkward brains, in a shed next door; and Ricky, with all his stoned and pompadoured belligerence, mostly in his car out front.
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But fans hoping to snap a selfie out front may want to make their pilgrimage sooner rather than later, as Deadline reports several developers, who would potentially see the house demolished, are eyeing the lot.
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On the walk back to their apartment I always pass the little Japanese Buddhist temple on Riverside Drive between West 105th and 106th, which has a giant bronze statue of a Buddhist saint out front.
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The first time my dad rode his Vincent to the Ace, which was on a ring road in northwest London, an argument was taking place out front, where bikes were lined up in gleaming rows.
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And though the sign out front, with its lion-flanked escutcheon and Gothic lettering, gives off a whiff of high society, the club's membership spans classes, embracing socialites and police officers, lawyers and factory workers.
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I joined a tour that began in the vineyard out front, where our guide joked about the winery's "lakefront property," an allusion to the cataclysmic Missoula floods that deposited local sediments favorable to growing grapes.
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LONDON — At the Trump National Golf Club outside Washington, which hosted the Senior P.G.A. Championship this weekend, the president's coat of arms is everywhere — the sign out front, the pro shop, even the exercise room.
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"It was built here for a reason," with an L connection and adjacency to City Hall, a free interior public space as well as the plaza with its eye-catching Jean Dubuffet sculpture out front.
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A fountain out front welcomes guests, and the home has a formal dining room, living room, great room and a family room with a kitchen that opens to a breakfast room overlooking the manicured grounds.
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This was in a high school auditorium, with more than 400 people in seats the same mint green color as her campaign logo, and a hand-painted sign out front directing people to the event.
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The San Francisco based accelerator has been out front on Africa, taking its Geeks on a Plane tour to the continent in 2017, and racking up more than 40 Africa-related investments, according to Mohnot.
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Originally opening in 1919, the restaurant served Elvis Presley when he was training at Fort Hood in the 1950s and stood as a local landmark, most recognizable by a baby-blue 1956 Cadillac parked out front.
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HAVANA (Reuters) - Cones of white paper sprout from the seasalt-eroded pillars of one colonial building along Havana's seafront, elaborately painted curtains cascade from another while out front children play with an installation of multicolored hoses.
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Activists and politicians gathered out front of the Department of Education on Thursday morning to voice opposition to potential changes to the civil rights law by the Trump administration and share personal stories of sexual assault.
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You hear it in the eerily clattering "When Doves Cry," which jettisons bass altogether, and in the throb of "Sign o' the Times," which tilts in the opposite direction, pushing a pulsing bass way out front.
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Speaking on CNN's "Out Front" with Erin Burnett, Puerto Rican Secretary of State Luis Gerardo Rivera Marín said the evacuations are difficult because the island was heavily damaged by Hurricane Maria, which struck earlier this week.
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"It would be nice to be out front or a little closer, but with where we were coming into today, just putting up a solid round of golf was that we wanted to do," Fowler said.
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When a worker from the café confronted the worker about the bikes parked out front, the LimeBike operative told him that moving a bike was a felony and that he would be charged if he did.
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Mike Johnson The chairman of the sizable Republican Study Committee, Johnson was out front criticizing the elements of the emerging deal last week, and he reiterated that opposition in a statement after the deal was announced.
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Its true purpose is to obstruct abortions: Hanging out front, like a graphic warning on a cigarette pack, is a giant poster of a 15-year-old girl who died after receiving an abortion in London.
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Mosul Journal MOSUL, Iraq — The bar, in eastern Mosul, is somewhat hidden, without a sign out front and curtains pulled, but a steady flow of customers trickled through its doors on a warm evening this month.
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"At every rally, Hugo Chavez is out front, showing us the way," enthuses Argenis Chavez, 363, an electrical engineer and incumbent governor, jumping on a bike and evoking his late elder brother at every campaign stop.
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But we may be on the cusp of a future where a chipset famously used in smartphones starts appearing in more traditional computing forms—and the Pinebook Pro shows that the tinkerers are out front here.
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His house, a two-family frame house on Belvidere Street he bought when he turned 20073, sat on a block that had two- and three-story houses with homeowners inside and furnished front porches out front.
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The only thing most people know of the space, since no photo of it has been publicly released, is that it is reached through one of two hatches, one inside the house, the other out front.
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Our organization, which helps advance public policy that helps ensure liberty, opportunity and prosperity for all American working families, was out front and center at the time that President Obama announced his decision to implement DACA.
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Sky also has a collection of works by blue-chip artists scattered throughout its public areas, including a bronze polka-dot pumpkin by Yayoi Kusama out front and works by Sol LeWitt and Günther Förg inside.
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His February 4, 1968, sermon was, in part, an examination and takedown of "a desire to be out front, a desire to lead the parade, a desire to be first," when it comes to monetary possessions.
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The Miami Heat star and Gabby hit up Craig's in West Hollywood on Thursday night -- and you gotta check out the paparazzi crush that waited out front for 'em ... it was almost like a Hollywood red carpet.
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Next thing he knew, the suspect smashed the bedroom window with a shovel in an attempt to get in his house, so he got his wife and dog and fled to safety with the cops out front.
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Another reason for the changing of the guard: the high-profile progressives leading the leftward shift — people like Ocasio-Cortez, Sanders and Warren — are closely identified with specific policies and comfortable being out front on those issues.
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By then the two leaders and Pascal Wehrlein were the only drivers not to have pitted for intermediates, and at the end of lap 23 Ricciardo left Hamilton out front on his own when he came in.
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Slater Koekkoek had position on Malkin, preventing him from cutting toward the net, but when Malkin was nearly beside the net, he swept the puck out front, where Guentzel one-timed a shot high under the crossbar.
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Last week, Mr. Riley and Mr. Wilson were zigzagging along manicured grass and river rocks here on a moonlit night — "one acre out front, one acre out back," the homeowner, a lawyer named John Schill, told them.
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Out front are a spooked Jeff Sessions, the Attorney General, whom Crabapple compared to the Elf on the Shelf, and James Mattis, the Secretary of Defense, who seems glum, even uninterested, as he gazes into the distance.
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I realized there was no way I could be seen in public in my "get up," so I called him to say I wasn't coming in to greet him and he'd have to meet me out front.
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"What's up with the protestors out front saying you're not a friend of labor?" one woman asked de Blasio as she live-streamed on Facebook May 18 during a stop at Duke's Bar-B-Que in Orangeburg.
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From behind the Penguins' net after a turnover by Pittsburgh defenseman Brian Dumoulin, Ryan sent a soft backhander out front to Jean-Gabriel Pageau, who one-timed the puck past the glove of Fleury at 193:32.
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Out front are Melissa Aldana — a Chilean-born tenor saxophonist of precise, fine-bore articulation, boasting a vast palette of influences — and the Trinidadian trumpeter Etienne Charles, who makes a kind of nouveau Afro-Caribbean soul jazz.
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As a kid in Mobile I'd ride my bike a half-dozen blocks to where Mr. Snow, in a window behind the red-and-white pole out front, groomed us boys in pompadours made slick with Vitalis.
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She didn't realize that the hum of her motor would annoy some of the traditional cyclists on the tour, nor was she certain whether to spin in the back of the pack or move out front. Mrs.
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When CNN toured the block, which included a home hoisting a Trump flag out front, a couple potential voters said they didn't recognize McCaul's name, but they would vote for him so long that he was Republican.
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Editorial Let's get this out front: Aleksei Navalny, who called the protests against corruption held across Russia on Monday and was himself once again arrested, will not defeat Vladimir Putin for the Russian presidency in March 2018.
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Hughes tied it at 11:08 of the first on a slap shot from the blue line that made its way through a maze of players out front and into the upper right corner of the net.
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"I just don't think we can get to a better place by walking this moderate line so I appreciate you being out front and being big and bold with that," Rapinoe told Warren in the phone call.
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CAMBRIDGE, MA – MARCH 15: Kelsey Wirth, who has a grassroots organization called Mothers Out Front: Mobilizing For A Livable Climate (Photo by Essdras M Suarez/The Boston Globe via Getty Images) CAMBRIDGE, MA – MARCH 15: Kelsey Wirth, who has a grassroots organization called Mothers Out Front: Mobilizing For A Livable Climate (Photo by Essdras M Suarez/The Boston Globe via Getty Images) While the original startup bros were inflating the tech bubble in the late 1990s, Kelsey Wirth was pioneering 3D printing, which at the time was as fantastical as anything Theranos promised.
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"They had a large placard out front thanking whatever historic preservation trust fund for money that was donated to it," said Mr. Steketee, 41, who works in information technology but has an "armchair scholar" interest in the Constitution.
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Lewandowski, however, is increasingly out front in Trump's political operation: On Saturday, he flew to Michigan on Air Force One with the president, as many top administration officials were stuck in Washington for the White House Correspondents Dinner.
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Clinton has been reluctant to move out front on many key issues and has a record of trying to find the perfect center on key questions like trade and race relations, leading to doubts among many liberal activists.
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Larson had no trouble staying out front to the end of Stage 2, his first stage win since last season's finale at Homestead, with Harvick second, Blaney third and Kyle Busch and Logano rounding out the top five.
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"I know there were members who wanted Devin to be more out front, because his ranking member, the top Democrat on the committee, was out doing the camera stuff every day," says Pat Tiberi, the former Republican congressman.
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Several homeless people amble out front, seeking shelter from the rain under unoccupied awnings, and the storefront itself is easy to miss, looking more like that cheap hostel on the last leg of your Eurotrip than a sauna.
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Artie Blanco, DNC at-large member (Neutral): Blanco is a regional campaigns coordinator for the AFL-CIO and told The Hill that she will not publicly endorse so as to not get out front of the labor federation.
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"People that are doing reconnaissance ... at some point, they are going to get into a situation where they could get engaged by enemy forces, if they are really out front where they are supposed to be," he said.
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One asked whether the sign posted out front announcing that the church doesn't allow the open carrying of firearms — showing a gun with a slash through it — could actually be sending the message that the church is vulnerable.
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The customers who sit at the tables out front and at the long communal counter inside are a cross section of Perth itself: construction workers and businessmen and academics and retired older couples and stay-at-home parents.
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DeSmith was scrambling to get up from the ice and being out of position after attempting to stop a shot from the point that got deflected behind the net, where Markus Granlund quickly got it back out front.
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"I feel like the PGA Tour has gotten out front in this, with the integrity courses we took online and with helping us to understand what's going to be okay and what isn't going to be," said McDowell.
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An independent analysis provided to POLITICO shows the Vermont senator is out front in online contributions to his campaign from Latinos — a voting bloc that will be key in critical early nominating states such as Nevada and California.
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Only two couples remained on Flowerstone Court, a cul-de-sac lined with tidy double-wide homes with trimmed shrubs and palm trees out front and a car or two — and a golf cart — in the car port.
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Most of the time, when you pass by a Chick-fil-A marquee it reads the daily specials, or maybe "Eat Mor Chikin"—but the sign out front of one Florida location has a whole different kind of message.
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CNN to host Obama town hall on guns in America The most recent Winthrop University poll shows Trump out front, with 20083% and Ted Cruz with 22008% and Carson coming in third with 220% support about likely GOP voters.
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Combine the looming nasty immigration fight with a brutal spending fight, and there's some merit to having someone not gunning for a future leadership position out front to take the inevitable hits from the base (and likely the President).
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Kevin Madden, a former adviser to Republican presidential campaigns, is urging pro-TPP candidates to get out front and tout the economic and national security benefits of the deal in an effort to better navigate any potential congressional complications.
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The flagship store in central Tokyo is like a time warp for travelers, with nine floors of music, in-store performances and, out front, a comforting sign in yellow and red with a familiar message: "No music, no life."
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He became a mainstay of the D.I.Y. scene around the Alleged Gallery, on the Lower East Side, where Shepard Fairey and Ed Templeton, self-taught artists who prized feeling over technique, drank forty-ounce Budweisers and skateboarded out front.
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"Polling and money go hand in hand because candidates who are out front raising the most money are polling the best, which then helps them raise more money," said Jefrey Pollock, a Democratic pollster who advised Gillibrand's presidential campaign.
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Mr. Johnson, now 55 and on a glide path toward becoming prime minister, was then a rising star at The Daily Telegraph, cranking out front-page scoops that verged on satire, portraying European bureaucrats as absurd, overregulating control freaks.
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Pro-Brexit Tories are still out front in this push against May, but the coalition against her might be a little more diverse this time, with some pro-Remain Conservatives possibly submitting letters against her, reports the Financial Times.
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Every Monday since the cows left in August 2010, a handful of supporters have strung up banners made from discarded sheets at the Collins Bay entrance and waved placards at the constant stream of traffic on the main road out front.
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And Trump, along with his communications team, have been out front in whining that Nordstrom dropped Ivanka's clothing line for its poor performance -- using their positions to bully a company for making a business decision unfriendly to the Trump family.
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Ilya Kovalchuk appeared to be trying to pass the puck from behind the net to Phillip Danault out front, but the puck kept going and Gallagher came in behind with a one-timer for his 18th goal of the season.
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To make room for development, the home was moved a block from its original site in 1889, its balconies removed and the house squeezed next to St. Luke's Episcopal Church, where a large statue of Hamilton now stands out front.
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Facebook, and I said this to Sheryl and I say this to Sheryl and Mark and others, we as Facebook should have been much more transparent, much more out front and I hope and I believe 2019 will be very different.
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Milwaukee led once more in the final minutes, going up 106-105 on a 3-pointer from Parker with 1:51 left but a driving layup from Schroder and a 3 from Hardaway put the Hawks out front for good.
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INDIANAPOLIS (Reuters) - Tony Kanaan will start from the middle of the gird for the Indianapolis 1969 but had his AJ Foyt Racing Chevrolet out front on Friday, posting the top speed in final practise for the "the Greatest Spectacle in Racing".
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From behind his grand piano and a bank of synthesizers — or sometimes standing out front, with a keytar — he held magnanimous court, presiding over an evening that reaffirmed his legacy in the realm of vanguardist pop, jazz-funk and R&B.
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Senator Ted Cruz spoke in a stately reception hall — with two chandeliers, cushioned seats and what appeared to be a gilded eagle — as a vendor out front, on Manhattan's West 51st Street, sold knockoff bags and heavily discounted wool hats.
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Schenn was at it again at 15:55 of the opening period when his screen out front on Gibson helped O'Reilly's shot from the right circle to find the top right corner of the net for a 2-1 lead.
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But that's not really eating… Watching the mysteriously (to me) peckish visitors pour into the outdoor snack bar, I find myself just standing there, in the little road out front, staring with some grim amalgam of shock, revulsion, and genuine disbelief.
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Dressed in a suit and tie, and conspicuously white, I parked my rental car in the lot out front, and walked through a vestibule and into a humble but nicely appointed sanctuary with gray carpet and lavender and purple walls.
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O'Reilly, who had an earlier assist, picked up a shot from Risto Ristolainen that went wide, did a spin from behind the net, moved out front and backhanded the winner past Anton Khudobin for his fourth goal of the season.
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He also paints a bleak picture of a North Dakota town slowly ruined by its' "booming" energy industry: Next door is the No Place Bar, which welcomes bikers and today has a pink-and-black baby stroller abandoned out front.
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Also out back, the beautiful Middlebury River flows through a deep gorge; out front, Route 125 leads up from the college town below, the conduit for a steady stream of bike riders who pause at the store to quench their thirst.
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After two hours of taking in "Golden Kingdoms: Luxury and Legacy in the Ancient Americas," he left and headed toward the fountain on the northern end of the plaza out front, which bears the name of its benefactor, David H. Koch.
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Pro-Brexit Tories are still out front in this push against May, but the coalition against her may have been a little more diverse this time, with some pro-Remain Conservatives possibly submitting letters against her, reports the Financial Times.
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Similar controversies ensued over the naming of a plaza out front at the Met (for the conservative billionaire David H. Koch) and the flagship building of the New York Public Library in Midtown (for Stephen A. Schwarzman, the private equity investor).
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After winning the pole position for the 14th Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series race of the season, Blaney stayed out front for the first 11 laps of the event at Pocono Raceway before Kevin Harvick passed him for the lead.
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In that speculative case, George might be going out front to express their mutual opinion, willingly taking the public heat from Trump and Kellyanne -- what better way to show loyalty than to take the President's side over her own husband's?
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Crowds cram the back room during live shows, which have ranged from modern jazz to a Finnish trio's Coltrane tribute night, but you can also linger out front within earshot on leather Chesterfield sofas amid flickering candles and fringed lampshades.
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Detroit took a 1-0 lead at 2:28 of the first period as Larkin stole the puck behind the Colorado net and fed a backhanded pass out front to Bertuzzi, who slammed it into the open side of the goal.
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For example, if I said, "Meet me out front of the restaurant," I'd find her across the street; or if I said, "We're leaving in 30 minutes, I'll see you upstairs," I'd find her out in the garden pruning the roses.
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Mark Scheifele took a pass from Blake Wheeler, deked Jones to the left of the net and skated the puck around the back before sending a pass out front for Ehlers, who hammered it in while Jones was still out of the crease.
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" The statement continued, "Our organization has been out front working to pass legislation to ban assault weapons and high capacity magazines, a solution that we believe is necessary to stop mass shootings like the ones we saw in El Paso and Dayton.
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Beats shipped a set to my hotel room in San Francisco, so this week I was the guy who was sitting out front by the stage wearing a big set of navy blue over-the-ear headphones trying to get some work done.
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After the round of pit stops following the end of Stage 2, Larson was still out front when the green flag flew with 99 laps to go, followed by the rest of the top five in the order they finished the stage.
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But many people want to more passively track their camera's feed at times – like when you're keeping an eye on the kids playing in the yard, or when you're having a party and you want to see who's parking out front, for example.
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Eventually some employee will have the good sense to put a sign out front that says no water, but until they do, customers will keep piling in, pushing toward the back, creating a suffocating crowd, like the mosh pit of a concert.
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They all were: sweating and shivering in turns as the doors to the bar slid open and shut on the fogged up night, as the hyperloop stop out front poured revelers and mourners alike into the same place at the same time.
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After beating Zack Smith in a battle near the end boards, he stepped out front to take a shot that Anderson stopped, but Malkin grabbed the rebound, deked to his backhand and slid the puck in for his seventh goal of the playoffs.
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Ledecky, who had already won the 200 freestyle, was out front as soon as she dove into the water, and she stretched the lead on every lap to finish in 4 minutes 0.31 seconds — less than 2 seconds off her world record time.
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"The goal was to be very out front in talking about these issues in a very visible way," Phil Walzak, a senior adviser to the mayor, said in an interview on Tuesday, referring to the mayor's response to the events last week.
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Robin picks up $20M Series B to optimize the office Robin hooks into Google Calendar and Outlook to help employees get a sense of what meeting rooms and activity spaces are available in the office, complete with tablet signage out front. 6.
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It was perfect St. Mary's Strip: the feeling that anything could happen in this wild corner of the world; a giant tour bus pulled up out front of a small local linchpin, which gave the Brits a taste of multi-culti Texas.
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I've been able to hit the ball out front a lot more, which I think has led to — I don't want to say more fly balls, but there's not a lot of hits on the ground here, especially for a guy like me.
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Self-isolated in the cab of his 000 Freightliner, a twin mattress behind him and the world out front, Mr. Woolsey moves from one load to the next, one truck stop to another, a game of dot-to-dot to keep business churning.
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"With Trump looming, there is genuine concern that the horse many have bet on may be pulling up lame and the horse who has sprinted out front may not be able to win," said David Axelrod, a former adviser to President Barack Obama.
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MIAMI — In a place that thinks of itself as the capital of Latin America, the Miami-Dade County mayor's decision last week to jump out front and heed President Trump's executive order demanding cooperation with immigration agents has set off consternation and protests.
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"'Help me!' people screamed," recalled Mr. Hridoy, absently picking at a thigh of Kentucky Fried Chicken and staring out the smudgy window at the typically epic traffic jam on the dusty highway out front, the relentless barrage of klaxons nearly drowning him out.
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These issues played out front and center in the election, with President Trump pledging to make the Hyde Amendment permanent and with Congress set to strip the abortion giant of the roughly half a billion dollars they receive annually in taxpayer dollars.
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"He cares deeply about this initiative and supports [Holder's] efforts to create a fairer voting process, but it is in no one's interest for him to be out front as the face of the Democratic Party," an adviser close to the president said.
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"Soon as I went to vote and saw like 50 people queueing up, I knew it was over," says the barman at the Anthracite Café, a popular joint in Wilkes-Barre, with mining memorabilia on its walls and a vast lump of coal out front.
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The problem is with the shoulders: the NES30 Pro has two buttons on both shoulders, but whereas most controllers lay them out front-to-back — with one button in front and a bigger "trigger" button behind it — on the NES30 Pro they're side by side.
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After asking Ben Roethlisberger if he could join the team captains, he thought he was going to be out front with them, but when he got out there and turned around to look for his teammates, the anthem had started and he was stuck.
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Then, just as you're wondering how the company could have pumped more into the event, two trains barreling in opposite directions pass one another on the Las Vegas monorail track out front, each baring the words, "Hey Google," in bold, impossible to miss letters.
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Last night was his chance to get out front on this issue, to deliver a viable roadmap for constituents and critics alike to evaluate and discuss, to calm the frayed nerves of security oriented voters, and he relinquished it wholesale, without batting an eyelid.
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When GOP candidates like Nehlen, encouraged by Trump statements cynically peddled to stoke fear in our proud nation, feel free to not only say bigoted things, but to put them out front in their campaigns, we can clearly see that Republicans have crossed a bridge.
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Cuomo, like most of his predecessors, not to mention de Blasio, is too canny to want to be the face of the M.T.A. Byford, on the other hand, is happy to be out front, fully identified with the subways and buses and fully accountable.
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Nugent-Hopkins scored the first of two Oilers' short-side goals in the first period when he picked up a loose puck behind the Ducks' goal, brought it out front and shot it just inside the right post less than two minutes into the game.
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As I write this, CNN is running a story whose banner reads: Hate on display: Rise in crime against Jewish centers, synagogues... There's video of a masked man smashing the window of a Chicago temple and jumping back in his car, conveniently parked out front.
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Ms. Mullan's daughter, Antoinette Cannon, 29, a trauma nurse who also works at the hospital, was standing out front with a physician assistant, taking injured patients out of vehicles as they drove up to the hospital and quickly assessing whose conditions were the most precarious.
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"I think she has been, from the beginning, willing to be out front with policy statements before the White House or Secretary Tillerson," said Michèle Flournoy, a Pentagon official in the Obama administration and now chief executive of the Center for a New American Security.
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During an early Lightning power play in the third, Rask made a dazzling save on Kucherov, but the Russian winger retrieved the puck and sent it out front to Point, who tallied his 11th goal at 4:07 for the home side's first lead.
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" "While the media allow so many in Congress, the D.C. establishment and Beltway bureaucracy to complain anonymously from the shadows because their precious swamp is being drained," he said, "President Trump continues to be out front working tirelessly and successfully for the American people.
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It's left up to the viewer to complete and interpret the story When Dubus joined this project, Frederick sent him three or four five-inch-square paintings, and Dubus gravitated immediately to the image of a convenience store with an ice machine out front.
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Out, and out front, Rapinoe has perhaps become the representative athlete of our times — wearing the jersey of a nation that is divided, playing for a team that is not, fearless and unapologetic about demanding excellence from herself and fair and equitable treatment by others.
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Driving around the village, where there are no historic districts but the Architectural Review Board keeps a tight rein on what can be built, it is difficult at times to tell which homes are new, except for the trash bin and chain-link fence out front.
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With its pond out front, home to pet swans Hanky and Panky; the zero-entry pool always lined with blooming pink flowers; and that massive closet with room for not one but two sizable island dressers, Villa Rosa's ethereal yet sophisticated charm is burned into our minds.
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Oscar Fantenberg put the puck in the Sharks' goal on a blistering shot from out front in the second period, but replays showed that Kings right wing Dustin Brown entered the crease on his own and brushed up against Jones just before the puck entered the net.
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"I was doing things in more New Age, spiritual, philanthropic worlds than right out front, so I could really stay centered with my daughter, being the greatest unplanned surprise of all and raising her as a single mom in California," Maples told PEOPLE three years ago.
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Democrats in the House sparred privately over the issue during a closed-door meeting in June, according CNN's Deirdre Walsh, who reported at the time that House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi was wary of Democrats getting out front of the issue instead of letting the investigation unfold.
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They're the parties where IamSu flits about on a hoverboard, then performs a secret set; where kaleidoscopic visuals project onto aluminum siding; where what feels like a backyard affair features internationally celebrated headliners; and where worklamps illuminate cavernous interiors and taco trucks post up out front.
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In Myanmar, young people took to the streets to protest the conviction, the press council and 83 civil society groups criticized the judgment, senior members of the governing party called the prosecution unfair and local media published blacked-out front pages in solidarity with the two journalists.
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Around the corner was Paterson's jewel of a museum – located in the restored Thomas Rogers Locomotive and Machine Works shop – tracing the city's industrial history; big black locomotives were parked out front and Wright Aeronautical Company airplane parts sat inside — a thrill for my small son.
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Our old haunts are mostly gone, though as I passed the motley art-cafe, Booze Cooperativa, I was heartened to see the eccentric proprietor and septuagenarian local cult figure, Nikos Louvros, still holding his position out front, intrepidly smoking and drinking in the noon day sun.
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I take a cold shower (gotta text the landlord about that), throw on some makeup and head to Ralph's to pick up four bottles of extra dry Cook's and a gallon of OJ. I see that the Girl Scouts are selling cookies out front, but I refrain.
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Friends and locals helped with the construction (often in exchange for babysitting) and in keeping with that D.I.Y. ethos, a painting by the duo's friend Meghan Brady, of a vase in sunset hues, will hang proudly out front instead of a sign bearing the business's name.
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As we gardeners shop the catalogs or the just-opening local garden centers with an eye to finally "fixing" that bed out front that has never quite cooperated, I asked Mr. Rainer, a landscape architect based in Washington, D.C., to lend us his 3-D vision.
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That's what the Out Front Theater Company in Atlanta, which stages shows exploring themes relevant to people who are lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender or questioning, will set out to answer for audiences during a three-week run of "The Most Fabulous Story Ever Told," starting April 27.
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Which is why I found it striking and laudable that it was Uber — whose shares have plummeted since its I.P.O. in May — that was out front as the year ends by delivering on its promise to publicly reveal all of the unsafe incidents on its platform.
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Rather than spending the next few weeks sulking and apologizing, they need to stay out front of the news, taking steps to make sure that their issues are part of the discussion and that the great risks posed by the President never fade from the public eye.
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In 2011, food manufacturers themselves introduced a program called Facts Up Front to make information about the amount of sugar, salt, fat and calories in their products even more obvious by putting it out front in an easy-to-read format, which had no notable impact on sales.
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Bannon really put himself in this precarious position by being so far out front of his boss and playing to the perception that he was the "Great Manipulator" or "the second most powerful man in the world," as he was dubbed in the infamous TIME Magazine cover story.
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That Mr. Palminteri's boyhood dream became a reality — an expansive residence with a fountain out front, a pool out back, a gym and wine cellar in the basement and a Jackson Pollock on the wall leading to the second floor — should come as a surprise to no one.
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She is the one that took the slings and arrows from the health care industry," Palmieri said, adding later that in the video pushed by the Sanders campaign, "He is literally standing behind her, she is literally the one out front, as she was 20-25 years ago.
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There's the statue of Sam Nujoma, Namibia's founding father, holding the constitution in front of the gold-tinted National Museum (known as the "percolator" by some locals for its unusual shape), and the recently constructed presidential palace with a giant brass marshal eagle on a pedestal out front.
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Arrange your car (at least 24 hours ahead of time to be safe), input your flight time, your ETA at arrivals, and your rental will be parked out front with either the vehicle's owner or a representative on their behalf (there are a few small agencies using Turo, too).
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There was always a chance that her young, Penthouse-hoarding son would find out she was in porn, but if "Red Hot" becomes the next "Deep Throat" or "Behind the Green Door" and Candy is out front as the director-star, he'll be the talk of his middle school.
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CreditCreditArthur Brower/The New York Times For its 21950th anniversary, the American Museum of Natural History is celebrating its many historic moments, from its 21950 founding, to the 279 discovery of the first T-Rex skeleton, to the creation of the Teddy Roosevelt statue erected out front in 270.
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Before you even walk in the door, the big plywood guitar out front tells you that Bobby's Idle Hour is the place you've been looking for, the kind of place that makes you pack up and move to a new city to start your life all over again.
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Barbecue Dave had been cooking out front all night and finally packed it up and came in at about 6:30 or 7 AM in the morning, and a guy he knew had taken a bunch of plastic garbage bags and made a bean bag bed out of them.
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I remember the bustling (and very likely germ-infested) ball pit, the strange smiling statue of Ronald McDonald plastered to a bench out front, and the distinct smell of golden grease as I plucked the starch spear from its red pouch and stuffed it into my mouth; It was glorious.
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The standard jockey's whip, a thirty-inch-long, leather-covered fibreglass shaft with a leather flap at the end, is used to override the animal's nature, which is to remain in the safety of the pack, and ask it to go out front, where a predator could pick it off.
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ISTANBUL — In a prominent spot on a shelf close to his desk, Fuat Tosyali keeps a reminder of what his life was like long before he became a steel magnate and one of the richest people in Turkey, with a penthouse office outside Istanbul and a Mercedes limousine parked out front.
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This was Dan's dream house, the kind he used to see sitting on the crest of hills while riding in the back of his parents' old Ford Escort: a big, stately off-white colonial with a red door, two whitewashed chimneys, a jack pine and an apple tree out front.
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Kristi Noem would be the first of many, in my year of covering the Year of the Woman 2018 for CNN and Erin Burnett Out Front, to share such a story -- that for all the advances demanded, earned and taken by women, the political world is still stacked against them.
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He works in Darpa's shiny new midrise tower in downtown Alexandria, Va. — an office indistinguishable from the others nearby, except that the security guard out front will take away your cellphone and warn you that turning on the Wi-Fi on your laptop will make security personnel materialize within 30 seconds.
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As in any platform war, the numbers come out front and center, and Amazon has the lead on many of those numbers: more than 150 products with Alexa built in, more than 33,000 smart home devices that work with Alexa made by more than 4,500 different manufacturers, and over 70,000 Alexa skills.
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When the green flag flew again on Lap 35, Harvick was second behind fellow Ford Fusion driver Blaney after pit stops, and Blaney didn't have much trouble keeping the lead as clean air out front proved to be king, as it often has in recent seasons on 1.5-mile tracks such as Kansas.
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Behind the scenes, the EPA source said Bowman "broke her back trying to fight these stories the last few months," but Bowman had also begun to distance herself from response efforts in recent weeks, leaving another spokesman, Jahan Wilcox, to be out front in responding to the various reports about Pruitt's conduct.
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He was waiting out front of his hotel for his driver, and I didn't want to blow up his spot, but you only get so many opportunities in life to tell Scooter Braun thank you for "Where Are Ü Now," which I of course forgot to do after we chatted for a bit.
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Giuliani, former mayor of New York, has been out front defending Trump, who is mired in an impeachment inquiry launched by House Democrats last month after a whistleblower's complaint accused the president of soliciting Ukraine's leader to investigate his possible 2020 election rival, former Vice President Joe Biden, and his son Hunter.
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This was during Mullin's senior year, 1984-85, at the old Capital Centre in Landover, Md. Mullin was being harassed by one of Coach John Thompson's intense chasers — Carnesecca was tempted to say it was David Wingate — and he had the ball out front, about 15 to 16 feet from the basket.
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Chiller's comments on the current state of the 31 towers in the Village did not go down well with Rio's mayor, Eduardo Paes "We are going to make the Australians feel at home here, I'm on the point of putting a kangaroo out front to jump for them," the mayor told reporters on Sunday.
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It also keeps the car in the lane, using a monocular 360-degree camera system communicating with an on-board processing system provided by Mobileye (the same tech provider that powers Tesla's Autopilot, as well as drive-assist features from BMW, GM, Volvo and others) to watch for lane markers and vehicles out front.
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In both "Duo Concertant" (1972) and "Sonatine" (1975), a Balanchine male-female couple moves with the pronounced informality and spontaneity of Robbins dancers; and in one of Balanchine's last ballets, "Robert Schumann's 'Davidsbündlertänze,' " the eight dancers — almost never focused out front (as Balanchine dancers usually are) — make a community that is more Robbins than Balanchine.
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She also laments that the area in Greenwich Village where she used to live has turned into a "slum," where real estate prices are "falling by $5 a day" because "black people are shooting each other out front" (this sentence is only in her original Japanese text – it was deleted from the English translation, curiously).
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"If you look at this rollout, there are a lot of lessons learned about how you get information out front, because there is a lot of misinformation being presented that's not accurate about the order," House Majority Whip Steve Scalise (R-La.), the No. 3 Republican in leadership, told The Hill after Tuesday's meeting.
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Greeting the foreman, an Irishman with intense eyes who appeared to have landed in the world of HVAC from the world of James Joyce, became such an integral part of my morning habit that I would worry about him on the days he wasn't out front, poring over blueprints on the hood of his car.
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"It is tragic," said a machinist from Houston who also serves on the Ronald Reagan, as he shot a round of pool with a crewmate at Country Bar George's, where the walls are papered with dollar bills signed by sailors and both the American and Confederate flags are painted on a sign out front.
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"If he gets his nose out front he's got the experience to usually get the deal done," said O'Meara, who has played his final major, but plans to return to Augusta every year as long as he can for the Champions Dinner, a night when he will always be able to catch up with Woods.
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"If I heard that six months from now they were going to open their doors to public money, I would get my tent and I would be out front waiting so that they could take my money," said Ed Butowsky, a Dallas based money manager who was one of the last to pull money from SAC after its indictment.
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Scheifele scored a power-play goal with a nifty backhander to pull the Jets within 3-2 at the midpoint of the second period, but Simon gave the Penguins a 4-2 lead entering the third, jamming home the puck after Sidney Crosby kicked it out front while being checked to the ice behind the goal line.
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Washington has been out front on everything from the eradication of parole to juvenile life without the possibility of parole (tried as an adult at 83 years old, Tacoma's Barry Massey was the youngest person sentenced to life without parole in 28; he was released in 211, after the Supreme Court ruled mandatory life sentences for juveniles unconstitutional).
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Letter To the Editor: The best way to help resolve the problem that Arlington National Cemetery "is running out of room" ("Arlington Is Filling Up. Many May Be Left Out," front page, May 28) is to stop sending our young women and men to fight and die in overseas wars of uncertain purpose and dubious constitutionality.
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We'd made New Year's Eve dinner reservations at Huset, the highest-end of the handful of restaurants in town, and that evening took a taxi to the unassuming building tucked dramatically at the foot of a towering glacier, where the row of snowmobiles parked out front made it look more ski-lodge than fine Nordic dining.
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A selection of ephemera confirms that Bellamy was way out front in fostering participatory and performative projects like Oldenburg's pop-up "Store" on the Lower East Side (1961) and the duo of Tehching Hsieh and Linda Montano's "Art/Life One Year Performance" (1983-4), conducted partly in Bellamy's final gallery venture, Oil & Steel, which began in TriBeCa.
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The cheerleader costumes have disappeared, replaced by a banana and Left Shark (the character made famous by Katy Perry's Super Bowl Halftime Show in 2015), the pre-iPod MP3 player is now a Spotify playlist and increasingly, the wheeled conveyances that Ms. Holcomb and Ms. Strle whisk downstairs into the basement when their guests try to park strollers, not bicycles, out front.
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I live in Brooklyn and, let me tell you, I have walked by many a place wondering why in the hell they can't just put a damn sign out front with huge letters so I don't spend five minutes standing outside, making sure I'm not about to barge into the wrong place and scan for my friends who are actually down the street.
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In 280, Operation Save America picked Montgomery as the site of their 2015 national event, an annual protest that calls on antis from across the country to descend on one town, one abortion clinic, and spend a week camped out front—spouting vitriol into megaphones, raining down judgment, waving gruesome signs, and doing everything they can to shame and condemn women.
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So it was highly unusual when Mr. Pence broke with form this week, actually getting out front of the president and praising a concurring opinion by Justice Clarence Thomas in a case in which the Supreme Court refused to hear an appeal seeking to reinstate an Indiana law banning abortions sought solely because of the sex or disability of a fetus.
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Whenever he got into slumps and wasn't hitting the ball the way he wanted to, he emphasized hitting the ball out in front — because if you're on time, the correct bat angle is important, and if you hit the ball out front with a good angle, you're more likely to do damage than hit line-drive singles or ground balls through the hole.
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They like that I've been out front since the day I got to the Senate on immigration reform, that I believe that Dreamers should stay in America, that I believe that you should have a path to citizenship for our immigrant workforce and that you should not put these mean-spirited caps on refugees because they have a workforce that is diverse.
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After a high-speed chase, in which Howard is injured, Homer is ordered to keep away from all celebrities, and, one month later, we see Howard pitching Homer's script at 20th Century Fox, which, according to the giant sign out front, is now "a division of Walt Disney Co." Simpsons say "hi" to Mickey with respect (he's a lot older than we are) pic.twitter.
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"The idea that a 85033-member SWAT team in full tactical gear with assault weapons would surround my house, 17 vehicles in my front yard, including two armored vehicles, a helicopter overhead … and that I would open the door looking down the barrel of assault weapons, that I would be frog-marched out front barefooted, handcuffed when they simply could have contacted me," he said.
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"The idea that a 29-member SWAT team in full tactical gear with assault weapons would surround my house, 17 vehicles in my front yard, including two armored vehicles, a helicopter overhead … and that I would open the door looking down the barrel of assault weapons, that I would be frog-marched out front barefooted, handcuffed when they simply could have contacted me," Stone said of his arrest last month.
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" He's just as good — forgive me for quoting to this extent — on a firefighter's downtime, "the movies we watch at the station and the meals we cook and eat and the targets we shoot with our bows in the afternoons, washing our cars and trucks in the parking lot and sitting out front of the station in chairs at night hollering at people we know passing on the street.
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"The idea that a 29-member SWAT team in full tactical gear with assault weapons would surround my house, 17 vehicles in my front yard, including two armored vehicles, a helicopter overhead … and that I would open the door looking down the barrel of assault weapons, that I would be frog-marched out front barefooted, handcuffed, when they simply could have contacted me," he told ABC's George Stephanopoulos.
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This certainly has much to do with our collective elevation of rappers over producers, but as the defining stylist of Atlanta's most pervasive sound, it was a bit surprising that Zay showed up to our interview with nothing more than a small crew and an understated chain bursting with beautiful little diamonds; OK, the white Bentley parked out front was pretty nice, but it'd also be in the church parking lot two days later.
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"The idea that a 29-member SWAT team in full tactical gear with assault weapons would surround my house, 17 vehicles in my front yard, including two armored vehicles, a helicopter overhead … and that I would open the door looking down the barrel of assault weapons, that I would be frog-marched out front barefooted, handcuffed when they simply could have contacted me," he said, calling the move "Gestapo tactics" in later interviews.
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Jamal Simmons, a Washington-based Democratic political strategist and native Detroiter who expects a crowded contest for the seat, said that one result of a member of Congress occupying a seat for as long as Conyers Jr. had, is that the member leaves a "traffic jam" of political talent, adding that Conyers emerged from the civil rights movement, in which the men were out front and the women stayed behind the scenes, despite doing much of the work.
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John Kelly about Congresswoman Frederica WilsonFrederica Patricia WilsonAssault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress Democratic rep reconsiders wearing trademark hats because of 'racists who taunt me' Overnight Defense: US shoots down Iranian drone | Pentagon sending 500 more troops to Saudi Arabia | Trump mulls Turkey sanctions | Trump seeks review of Pentagon cloud-computing contract MORE, White House press secretary Sarah Sanders said it's inappropriate to question a four star general," Burnett said on her show "Out Front.
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Ty Song, a government agronomist, was sitting on a tarp in front of his mother-in-law's grave as his family prepared a host of offerings: the ubiquitous roast baby pig, a platter of jasmine buds, cans of beer and condensed milk, plump grapes and longan fruits, homemade noodles, pork and eggs stewed in palm sugar, a cage of live birds, and a three-story paper mansion with an Audi parked out front and a grinning butler popping out of the door.
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